Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR ” PUBSLISHKD BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenus & Bloventh 3t., "By W. D. WALLACE. Papers served in packages by carriers at 94a year, or 37 cents permonth. To mail subsoribers t! b- ncription price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for x months; $i for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents 8 week. Single copies, one cent; in Wrappers, two cents, ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or senu- weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once s week, © per cent, advance. | + rig WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1858. Eben VOL. XII. HOW TO GET TO CALIFORNIA. Take with you a valise containing three weeks’ supply of clean clothes. The small, three-berthed encoffinments to which you will be confined, will not allow any larger package, and the access to your large trunks is so diffi- eult and destructive that it is best to let them slumber till you reach your destination. In whatever season, you will require light elothes in the Caribbean sea, and ihenee two-thirds of the way to San Francisco. When you reach Lower California, you will suddenly require all your woclens, and in California, heavy un- der and outer clothing must be always a chief part of your wardrobe, especially if you locate anywhere within dfty or one hundred miles of Star. NO 1,702 THE WEEKLY STAk. ‘This excellent Family ani News journal—con- taining & greeter variety of interesting reading than an be found in any other—ie published on Ssturday morning. Single oopy, per annum.______..__ @1 28 Five oopies .- heey ey nerd m Clubs raised among neizhbors Without the intervention of 5 mail aceut. ae wii ie Ss 2 per cent. of wed. it Eivanabis, News” that bas made late so gevera.iy through ‘Single copes (in Wrapper: at the counter, immedintely a paper. Prce—THREER C {17> Postmasters who sot as agente w i! be al- lowed a commission of 2 cen’ & Weeniy Stan wilt tains the “ Washinton Evevive Straw circ the country. ) ena be procy: the iesue of THE OVERFLOWING CUP. A company of Southern ladies were once as- sembled in a friend’s parlor, when the conver- sation chanced to turn on earthly affliction. For Rent and Sale. 4G hts WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND geet rooma can now ba accommodated at RS. SEAR Lb’S, 383 Pa. avenue, between 433 and Georgetown Advertisements. RICKS! BRICKS! BRICKS!!! Weare now manufacturing, and have on hand.a 7 M Each had her story of peculiar trial and be- | 6th street: je 28-2awSw* | quantity of best hard made BRICK, which we offer reayement to relate, except one real bad-look- The | large and convenient DWEL- convenient DWEL- at the lowest market prices, Our arrangements are iNT No. 396 D street north, between 6th acd et w It is fitted up with all the modern improvements, and admirably suited for a boarding honse. ‘fo a punctual tenant the rent wil! be mode- rate. Apply to WM. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc- troneer. je 24 eotf ARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL DEALERS —For rent, tor ten years. a vacant such to enable us to deliverto any part of the Dis- t Yard near the Aqueduct, ia side. Apply to GEO. S. RUNEY & Cu. PICKERELL & CO., Georgetown, ing woman, whose lustreless eye and dejected air showed that she was a prey to the deepest melancholy. Suddenly arousing herself, she said in a hollow voice, “not one of you know what trouble is.”” “Will you please, Mrs. Gray,” said the 18 situated S UMMER DRINKS, Blackberry Brandy, kind voice of a lady wh Mk: her sto: heer Ginger Wine, ‘ voice of a lady who wel new her story. . aspberry Oxy CUTROOR, | “tell the tadies what you eall trouble.” | MOM upen.menp.mth treet. Qib7 Lest, nearly | Giuger fo, abmiche, “I will, if you desire,’’ she replied, “for I | apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Georgetown. Soda Water Syrups, Malt Liquors. have seen it. My parents possessed a compe- | _8p 29-Itawtf Stroughton’s and other Bitters. tence, and my girlhood was surrounded by all Theo cheapest, best and ie assortment of Por- the comforts of life. I seldom knew an un- ter, Ale, Brown Stout and er Beer ever offered FS5 RENT—That very desirable brick DWEL and } in the District. ING HOUSE, No. 401 12th street, between I i, Gartrell. the coast. In engaging your berth, prefer the seaward > exposure, and three or four state-rooms astern {the wheels. The New York officers will tell a that your ticket is numbered for the Pacific ®teamer, and entitles you to a corresponding choice there. Pay no regard to ths. You will find that extra means must be resorted to, if You would secure any regard to the rights you were promised. The voyage is uot so great a thatter as you will anticipate. ‘The crowded company svon forms itself into circles of com- Panionship, and we found the time always agreeably occupied, without a dull moment, to theend. Take with you means of amusement backgammon boards, cards ng-books, spy-glasses (opera-glasses are hest); a map of the route will be found in great request. La- dies aro social on board ships, and with a few such means of pastime they will keep social life active. A violin-player, fur dancing on deck in the evening, and a guitar to aid singing. will , be found invaiuable. You will find good order and good humor prevail. Every one seems to havo made up his mind to make the most of things, and, gen- erally, passengers are agreeably disappointed. Sea-sickness is a small affair. if you Neo the music and have it out, it will be all over on the zecond day ; with us, two hours finis! the complete settlement of accoun There- after you feel buoyant and appetitish. The boarding is good in substantials. You will n expect good butter on the Atlantic side, but the Pacific it was sweet. Yea-drinkers must obese the article and a spirit-lamp to make it. Coffeo 1s usually good on the Pacific steamers. Little nicknacks in your private ces never come amiss. Chawpaigne and ner’s bottled lager are complete stomach ° ra, when rough weather disturbs you. You will find a memorandum book and its use eae wish. 1 wes always gay and light- earted, and married at nineteen one I loved | more than all the world beside. Our home was retired, but the sunlight never fell on a lovelier one, or on a happier household. Years rolled on peacefully. Five children set around our K. formerly occupied by Hon. 1. L. apply to WOODBURY EMERY. N reet. after 3o’clock p.m. je 25-eot! Fa! RENT OR LEASK FOR A TERM OF YEARS—That very handsome and eligibly sit uated HOUSE on Penn-yivauia avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. D’iver- The above, as weil as our unrivalled Mineral For tert Water and Cider, constantly on hand and for sale by ARNY & 405 12th Oe SHINN, 57 Green street, corner of Olive, Georgetown. je 24-tf M. RUPPEL, Norra sids of Market Space, No. 37. hetween table, and a little curly head still nestled in my | Bunsen pignts rocctenen couse it well adapted for | Bridge and Canal streets, Georsctow: boso.n. One night about sundown, one of those | a number of large rooms and many cenverionces ate | 2eRounces to hie patrons that at h RESTAURANT may be found, at al times, the choicest and most excelie: assortment of LIQUORS. the freshe: OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season. Boats fornished at any time to the Great Falls, or any other point on the Whio Canal. jan 46m Fyickory PLANK FOR SALE. Just received a lot of prime HICKORY PLANK 4 and 2 inches thick. Aleo, WHITE OAK PLANK, from 1 to 4 inches thick. and a general ar- sortment of ali kinds of LUMBER need for build- ing purposes, J. LIBBEY &S0N, Je 12-Im Water at., Georgetown. (OR RENT—Two first-class new three-story BRICK HOUSES, situated on West st.. taining 14 roums each, with bath rooms and gas threughout. Kent reasonable. Apply to H. L. OF FUTT, No, 49 High ttreet, Georgetown, D.C. ie 17-2w* VOW R YAPTAINB F.WELLS? » / his uew and fastatoamer ANT LOPE, between Georgetown igoiep Harper's Ferry. on the Chesapeake: tached to it: and the sdd:tiona!l house whien lately served the purpose of s bar, with three or four rooms Up stairs, can very readily be converted into an of- fice below with sleep:ng rooms in the upper story. The establisninent iss very desirable one for @ foreign mimster ; the house lately occupied as a bar room, &c.,&e can casily be converted intoun office or offices below, with sieeping roomeabove for the secretaries and attaches of the legation. For terms, &c., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind- er’s Building ma 2-3td&2awil A EARMIN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.VA., Zi FO Gi FOR IM- fierce black storms came on which are so com- inva in our southernclimate. For many hours the rain poured down incessantly. Morning dawned, still the elements raved. The whole savannah seemed afloat. The little stream t our dwelling beeame a raging torrent. Before we were aware of it our house was sur- rounded by water. I managed, with my babe to reach a little spot, on which a few wide- spreading trees were standing, whose dense foliage afforded some protection, while my hus band and sens strove to save what they could of our property. At last a fearful surge swept away my husband, and he never rose again. Ladies, no one loved a husband more—but that ws not trouble “Presently my sons saw their danger, and the struggle for life beeame the only consider- ation. They were brave, loving boys as ever blessed a mother’s heart, and ¥ R SALE OR EXCHANGE 4 PROVEDCITY PROPER £Y—a Farm of fifty aeres, 7 mules from Washington and the same dis- tance from Alexandria, and 3 t.Jos from George- town, adjoming the lands of Mr. Thomas C.ark, Mr, F. Yulee, Esq and o* the landsof thejiate lL, B. Hardin, Feq. ‘fhe Farm is divided into 8 fields, with weter in each held; a fine orchard, and house containing 9 rooms, with a good cellar and back kitchen, stable, and all necessary out-buildings, in good order, now inthe occupancy of E. Yulee.FEeq., who will show the property and give infer:mnation respecting the sxle. Information on also be had 5 watched their | from W. D. Wallach, Esq., Edi'or of the Star. and Ohio Canal, as follows: Leaves Georgetown effurts to escape with such agony as only moth- | Possession given on the lat of January. 1859. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at e scan feel. They were so far off I could not | _Je!8 lawtt D, WELLES, Zo'olock ; Returning leaves Harper's Ferry every ‘Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday pt 7 0’clock a.m Through in 12 hours. Fare $2. Way passengers inproportion, i 16 BRET HE PEOPLES 01-2, ACCOMMODATION GREAT FALLS, SENECA, EDWARDS’ FERRY and LEESBURG. {URNISRED ROOMS AND BOAR D.—Seve- ral families and single gentlemen can find plea: ant Rooms and good Board at Miss MOILEY’S, 276 Henn, avenue, near {2th stree’. the house formeriy occupied by Mrs. Anier-on, The locationis conve- piext for gentiemen having business at the Capitol or Departments, or encaged in stores in the city. Terms moderate. Strangers in the city and transient poople will find this one of the most convenient lo- speak to them, but I could see them closing nearer and nearer to each other as the little $8 grew smaller and smaller. “The sullen river raged around the hu, trees ; dead branches, upturned trunks, wrecks of houses, drowning cattle, misses of rubbish, all went floating past us. My boys waved agreat beguiler of the hours. If you follow ese Girections, and puton your best good- wature, your voyage to California will be, as ours, like a pic-nic on the lakes. Ladies will apprehend exposure for want of privacy. But You will find the unavoidabi y of exposure calls forth all the delicacy for which Ameri- cans are world-renowned. and nobody on board ship will appear to see what ladies desire to be bape nati This is particularly seen when, in the saloons, considerably exposed, but never in sulted by rude gaze or remark. The most in- conveniences is felt by the newly are obliged to spend their honeymoon in sepa- rated berth-rooms, unless the couple will pay for a third passenger’s fare, which is seldom thought to be so necessary before experience, too late, reveals the astounding intelligence. When you get to the Isthmus, the first thing you see ere you leave the wharf, is tropical cuits that tempt you almost beyond resistance Cocoanuts, bananas, pine apples, oranges, limes and a variety of other frui These may be eaten in the forenoon with moderation. But great restraint is demanded by prudence. To our unaccustomed o1 bring disturbances which, in the Panama cli- mate, subject us tu the deadly fever of the Isthinus, and to the often destructive diarrhu-a of that country part of the voyage is enlivened by the frequent sight of land, mountains upon mountains, and | tion, not only in our State but in yours, asavery by, now end then. a whale blowing up his wa- ter-spouts Water spouts are almost sure to be seen dur- ing the passage through the Caribbean sea, alter you pass Cuba. The manner of their formation is plain to the eye. stratum of rain-clouds proceeds a gyratin, wind-movement, which draws out a conica’ tube of cloud-we)b nz. not unlike the spinning of threads from a cloud of cotton. sways to and fro in the wind, and is supple as an elephant’strunk. Ere this tube has spun | fashion: its length a third of the way towards the ocean a bviling movement of the water is observed in | brethren, your thoughts are not on His word, or the direction to which the water spout points. Often the water spout draws itself up and forma nojunction. But when the phenomenon is complete, the column of water from the sea advances upward, and the two sections meet, forming one water spout, whose functions ap- pears to be to pump up water into the cloud, though doubtless the process is as often re- versed. When 1st alene, the co'wun gvutly attenuates its substance, and divides itself up- ward and d »wnward. But, siould a ship sirike it ora pistol ball be fired into it for safety, it bursts and sends down a terrible flood, which has, at times, destroyed the ship and its con- tents The waterspout appears to be an in- tensified process of evaporatian from below, and of rain-fall from above, induced by tropi- cal intensity of heat and electrical disturbance The Panama railway is all right, and gives | fisheries, aud wishing that he could catch larger good despatch. It» route is through alternate wet and dry lands, mostly in forest and tangled shrubs of varicolored flowers, with huge vines hanging from high-up limbs, forming natural swings fit for service ‘Lhe soil is very rich, and the whole may be readily drained. But it rains during eight months of the year. and | have it ready for market on Monday mo ning.” can seareely be made healthy. But Azpin- wall, which is on acoral island, just isolated from the mainland by good filling drainage, and by the admirable management of the own- ers, appears to be not unhealthy to the temper- ate. he stranger, if he observe only the buildings and their business, will imagine him- self in some town onthe Mississippi. Every- thing isclear Yankee. till you see the trees and truits, and the half Indian and half negro, work-people and market-jobbera at their mid- street table stands. The Pacific steamers coal from lighters in the bay of Acapulco, giving you four hours to go ashore aud see life in Mexico, which in this yearly earthquake-shaken town, is worth see- ing. The finest row-boatsa present themselve< in countless numbers, and with vociferous ap- peals that beat the New York cabman. they quick!y cook you fowls that are kept alive ready-plucked for emergencies. At whatever hour of night you arrive, the town is astir, and | he was afraid to try the experiment of dying, the sfreets filled in the centre with fruit stands Do not omit taking all your ladies ashore. It is « grateful recreation and very invigorating oe Dey Peixtixa.—The following is froma late number of the London Mining Journal : A new paper has been made with prepared albumen from residue of the beet root after dis- tillation and the manufactare of sugar, which has been patented by the inventor, Dr. Collyer. The peculiarity of this paper that it can printed on without ~ wetting,’ The impressions, which we have seen worked off hy a steam power of one of the most extensively cir culated periodicals, exhibit a sharpness and clearness of outline whieh was equal to the im- pressions that were being taken on the damped | ye’re paper. bog" A recent American traveler, when in Venice, expressed a curiosity to known how the remarkable palaces of that city were built, and on what foundation they stood. When told that they stood on piles, he desired to see the pil driver. “There is a model of it in the Doge’s Palace symewhere,”’ replied the guide ; “ but it has nat been used, for we have had no house | quarreling in Vicksburg, the other day, and built in mice fur three hundred years.” Making due aliowance for the guide's accuracy |The bags buret, and there wi ofcomputation. the anecdote will serve tashow the staggant dead sea axpect of many Eastern countries, whose exploits history has embla- zoned. tropical heat, ladies with young children | I labored night and day to s: rt him and have to lie about the floors of the deck and | inyself, aadinrupit to iain ies si the right of digestion they | taught them a useful lesson.—.Vew Bruns- _On the Pacific side you have | s.ys there are as good fish in the sea as ever almost always still wind aud water; and that | were caught, and he has been hooking a few. From a dark | the congregation—Tearing, perhaps, that some ‘This tube | his their hands to me, then pointed upward. I | citions in the city. jo 24 eotf see Warwick oak Hie Esp oda kuow it was a farewell signal, and you, moth- Destine BLE FARM IN os oe —=- ll wocn Gece ers, cannot imagi y guish. COUNTY, VA., FOR SALE.—The Eeitor 0! G. Bil pore and ea eee asuish. | 1 saw them | jc Evening Star is cuthorzed 19 sell, on verv. oo, | the above points, for the accommodation of the P . yet—that was not trouble. commodating terms and at a low price, ore of | traveling \ertengeare and light freights. Each of “T bugged my babe close to my heart, and when the water rose to my feet, I climbed into the low branches of the tree and so kept re- tiring from it, until an All powerful and stayed the wavez, that they should come no further. I was saved. Al! my worldly posses- sions were swept away; all my earthly hopes blighted—yet that was not trouble. “My baby was all that I had left on earth. these bosts are sa. commodious and ai-y—for- nished in the most comfortable style, and weil sup plied with female and other servants, for the ac- commodaiion of Indies, aud others who may patron- ize them. Zach of these boats are constantly under the P nal supervision of W.A. Ritter, who guaran- ties to every passenger all proper attention, and to a soos entrusted to his transportation, care and ispatch, Pleasure Excursions to the Great Fails, and other points, accommodated on reasonabie terms. For further particulars apply to \W. H. and H. G. RITTER, Grocers, immediately west of the Mar. ket."Georgetown. je 2t-1m FRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep- er. Itcontains about 50 acres, of h 20 are woodland, and the residue arable land. 1m a fine con- dition for cultivation, This tract is situated about three mies fron. Culpeper Court House. [t has upon ita small dwelling-nouse and ordinary farm build- ings. All the arable land not in cultivation is weil set ingrass. ‘lo a gentieman seeking a country res- idonce this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if equalled, in Piedmont Virgt A building #1te upon the iarm commands a fine ntain prospect, and view of the surrounding country for many mies. The oil is of excellent original quality, and pecu- liarly ads pted to the production of wheat, end is at present in a good state of improvement. The owner will sell it for less than its value, 1! early application is made. way; but as he grew older, evil companions won him away from me. He ceased to care < . abe Persons wishing to purchase wiil please = A married, who | for his mother’s counsels; he would sneer at | communicate with W. D. WALLACH. -, Fd- TRIDENT her entreaties and agonized prayers. He left | !0r ofthe Star. sod inv! | MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, my humble roof that he might be unrestrained in the pursuit of evil, and at last, when heated by wine one night, he took the life of a fellow- being, and ended his own upon the scaffold. My ey Father had filled my cup of sor- row before, but now it ran over. That wae PROVIDENCE, R. 1, OFFICE........ ---- TRipent Brock, CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855. sane --- == $500,000 ecurely OFFICIAL. Treasury DEPARTMENT, June 26, 1858. Sealed proposals will be received at this depart- ment until 12 0’clock noon of Monday, the 9th of August next, for ten millions of stock of the United Authorized Capital. are Cash Capital paid in and s trouble, ladies, such as I hope His mercy will | States to be issed under the act of 1th June in- Chace! Pare gaia spare you from ever experiencing.” stant. Said stook will be reimbursable in 15 years | OBED P. MILL WARD COWING, There was no dry eye among her listeners, | from the ist of January next, and bear interest at 5 SECRETARY. PRESIDENT. and the warmest sympathy was expressed for 4 er centum perannum, pryable semi-annually onthe the bereaved mother, whose sad history has z first days of January and July of each year. No bid will be received below par and none for any BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Ward Cowing. Obed P. Miller, Wuliam A. iSradford, Thomas A. Doyle, wicker. fraction of one thousand dollars. No bid will be oon- | (yw aCy fy PArenes Ganvectenenen” = sidered un'ess one per cent, of the amount is depos- | George W. Hx!!, Phil p Kyder. fg The lively contributor of the following | ited, sub,ect tothe order of the Secretary of the | F.C. Gardiner, This Company Insures against Loxs or Damage by Fire, on Stores, Merchandise, Dwelungs, Mills Manufsctories, Hotels. &e : also, on Marine ® Inland “ tion Cargo Risks at the ordinas rates of pr Losses promptly and equitably adjusted and pad. _ Ad RRS iney Are made specific when policies are issued, and are to be prepaid in money ; and no fur- ther assessment in oase of loss is to be made on the Tiss so insured. ‘The advantanzes of a Stock System, which precludes the possibility of an as- ressment, are very obvious. ‘The Board of Directors have authorized the issues cf Policies on country risk, detached on very low erms. ‘The Company «expect to deserve the confidence of the public by doing bus ness on as favorable terms as any other similar mstitution, and by the utmost fairness and liberality in all their dealings. Policies granted and issued to parties effecting in- surance. at once without delay. % the undersigned, at his office. W. ALBERT KING, Agent, No. 25 High street, jo 4-tt Georgetown, D.C. {OR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 2d st-eet, Georgetown, the late residence of M. De Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 rooms. The house and lot are large an¢ 'n complete order, having all the necessary out-buildings, batns, &c. itis one of the most commodious in George- to 8 well arrany for comfort and elegance, to BROOKE 8. WILLIAMS, Georgetown Treasury, with a depositary of the United States, whose certificate of the sams must aecompany the bd. Inall cases the bids must be unconditional, and without refererce to bide of others, and must state the premium offered therein. The seated proposals should be endorsed on the outside of the envelope “ Proposals for loan of 18:8,”" and be addressed to the Secretary of Treasury Washington, D.C. The sums which may be sc cspted from any bidder will be reqnired to be paid to the depositary of the United States nearest to his residence, or ind cated as most convenient by him, Should bids be accepted from parties not residing within the United States, they will be required to deposite the principal! and premium with tleassist- ant treasurers at Boston, New York, Phi.a.elphia, or New Orleans- Certifientes of stock for sums of one thousand dollars each, payabletothe successful bidders or bearer, with coupons of semi-annual interest from the Ist of January next, also psyable to boarer, at tached thereto, will be issued for the amount of the accepted bids upon the certificates of deposite tothe creditof the Treasurer of the United States with the depositaries of the United States. The stock wul inall otses bear interest from the date of such deposite. The interest from that date to the Ist of January will be paid to the successful bidder or his attorney by the depositary where the deposite was made. Successful bidders will be required todeposite the principal and premium of theiraccepted bide on or before the lst day of September next. The prelim- nary deponite of one per cent. will be immediately directed to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders HOWELL COBB, ie -lawtAug? Secretary of the Treasury. RADY'S GALLERY, 352 P. «The Rev. J. 8. has achieved a high distine- forcible, though somewhat eccentric, preacher. He was at one time preaching in the city where he still labors, and had in his congregation a rough but kind-hearted butcher, who was alit- tle given todivining the sermon audibly among of the hearers might not understand that the reacher meant them. Un this occasion Mr. 8. ad undertaken to point out some of the faults of re in relation to the observance of the ath; and proceeded something after this Sab! “Even when you come to the House of God, my on heavenly or divine things. One of you, for instance, will be thinking of your whaling ships (the town was a whaling port), and reckonin, how mucb oil they mill being ta and how muse money you will mako out of it.” That's you, Deacon W ,” interposed the butcher, in a voice audible all over the house. “ Another,’’ pursied the minister, ‘ will be thinking of the house he is building, and con- triving how heean slight his work, so as to make it more profitable."’ * That's you, L.”’ again broke in the butcher. “* Another,’’ continued Mr. §., “ will be oc- eupied with thought of his goods, and with | eel how he can sell more of them, and at eter profit.”* * That's you, Brother B.,’’ said the butcher. * Anotke: will be counting his gains from his NOTICE. Batowin BROTHEKS have removed their Steam Factory to the corner of Firat and D streets, two squares east of their former location, where they will be pionsed tp see their patrons. They de- sign keeping a good assortment of DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES, SASH, Ginzed and Un- DOOR FRAMES, glazed, EWELS, BLINDS, Rolling and BALUSTERS, Stationery PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS, ‘Oval and Circular, BRACKETS, a Carved and Plain, SAWING and PLAINING of every description : and in fact every thing which the most perfect machinery, worked by competent men, can execute. Cabinet makers can always have their Sawing, Planing, and Turning done in the neatest n anner. All erders from the viewity and surrounding States will be carefully filled and packed to any ad- TreRs, ip Wwe rompertteny, request a settiement when our pills are present ay quantities and sell them faster.” * That's Brother I.,”’ interrupted butcher. “Another,” said the pastor, “‘and he the worst of all, because he breaks the Sabbath worse than the rest, will rise early on Sabbath morning, and kill a beef and dress it, so as to 2 Pa. AVENUR, NEAR 7TH STREET, Over Sweeny, Ki ttenhows:, Fant & Co.’s Banking House. Mr. BRADY begs respeotfully to inform the pub- lic that in consequence of the very liberal patronage he has received since opening hie PHOT t- GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington. he will contrary tv his orie nal intention, keep it opeu during the summer months, . . An efficient corps of Artiste will be constantly in attendance to execute Photographs and Ambroty pes im the best possible manner. « And that’s me!’’ roared the butcher, and ever after held his peace.”’"—Harper's Mag. ———apare f BALDWIN BROTHERS. : : 7 Prices ranging from $1 upwards. nope ey 2et = Axprew Jackson Davis axp tue Tasa-| Ee Uofsenonol vortrats of dist aguished man TORLASTRRERS — Proposals are invited for man.—At the Freelove Conventionin Rutland, y he world) is open for Plastering Wuillards’ Hotel Extenston. Vt., Andrew Jackson Davis, according to the tion every (sy (Sun iays excepted) from} jy t-lw* J.C. & H. A. WILLARD. Troy Times, remarked that the results of spir- adc itualism were to make man happier, and wiser, and better, and its greatest effects to have done away with the Mrs. Grundy who used to getin the pulpit with her night-cap on, to frighten silly people out of their senses. Spiritualism teaches that there is no devil, and as the indi- vidual with the cloven foot is removed from UST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT of W. G. METZEROTT, a large assortment of beautiful new ‘style BANJOS. ‘Call and ree em. jy gun REDUCED PRICES. From this date | shail offer the fol- lowing Goods for less than their real value, with the ne of reducing stock, viz: F SHIRTS. — ITTING SKIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG. Auy gentieman who wants & sujerior cut Shirtand ashurt to fit, of the best quality of material, asevery one can tesiify who has tried them, call at the oor- ner of 6th streetand Pennsylvania avenue. No fit, no sale. HOPKI BAZAAR. Ap 22-00 society, meu will lose their superstition, and sopa WATER AND HOCK, ney, FR CLOAKs. become sensible, rational beings. If you want a refreshing glass of pure SODA | EMB GUIPURE, . EN- There was ap anecdote of an Irishman suf- | WA FER favored with the diferent Brut Sirupe, peousenece other .ACKR. fering from a discaze which his ph eee ita bv ate Dear State eee Wins | BO ET TRIMMINGS, Here | pronounced incurable, who received extreme | Hotel, where the best quality of the above beve- | CHILDREN THING of all sizes, unetion at the hands of the priest. Whether | rages may be had, FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS, it was that the unction cured him, or because J.P. MILBURN & CO., Druggista, FINE MITTS. &e., &o. Special attention paid to DRESS MAKING, in notios. je 5-208 Willards’ Hotel. the latest French styles, and at the shorte: i i: " Ss GTON INSURANCE COMPANY— M. WIL he got well. The priest coming, and seein WASHIN aa R MPA! A, § : . $201,00, with indevidnal liabilit 25 ‘ tec Mark him cured, said: “Well, Patrick, am glad | qyp ctPesraeeeetyeith snaeetdnal mosey 1 ee a ee you haye recovered, but were you not afraid to meet your God?’’ “QO, no, your riverence,”’ replied Patrick, “tit was the other chap.’’ mmenge langhter followed,which was broken by an angry voice, in rich Irish brogue, ex- Directors—Wm. F, Besly; Francie Mohun, Hud- son Taylor, Sam’!. Bacon, Jos. Bryan, M, W. Gait, Benj. Beal: Jas. F. Halide, and Wm. Orme. Of- fice ourner Pa, avenue and ith street JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Pr GRAFTON D. HANSON, Sec. _ma7-2aw' A™ BROTYPES AND . LEATHERGRAPHS, The Aibrotypes taken by Sanps are said té be apa to any taken in the city, His te &re taken on Patent Leather, 80 that they can nt to any part of the country without any extra e: if a pense, claiming: .: . : OUR BILLS ARE NOW READY. Cail early before the rush—on Pa. avenue, between “Give us the name iy that Irishman, will oe respectfully notify my friends and ous- | ®th.8nd 9.b ste. R. SANDS. yez?” tomers that their bills are wow ready for presenta. | _ B —New lot of Casesjust received. je 23 Davis—He had no name. Weicines Thea whut exe Jon blowin’ Zical? tron, and will be rendered if not cailed for by the PAPER HANGINGS, &c. 27th inst. | earnestly request that they call and make HAVE in store a quod aasurtmont of PAPER- 4 i tl it, i h to ol books to | HAN 38, bs b - ecdote. r h ir nfidence an: ronage of a i late tirm of Colley & Pears, that thei nts will bl |. ‘Those. in- Lrishman—A nanny goat, was it) Well. | pevinoed inthe. hands of a culiector if not aettied | debsed to ma will have thie Roce ants ‘reneonad want the names and dates, or I tell yer that | by the toch of July, as that business must be closed. | the lst of July. A prompt settiement will confer an dirthy lia: J. W. COLLEY, dita favor on JNO. MARKRITER Chairman—Well, friend, have it yourown | je2%-cost ___$237th at., Sdoors from Pa. ave. = 2 ell. nl } ; we'll call it oO, WAL! gy A Say it’s a lie, if you please; we'll c ym Ls ms Srrenre eases” Irishman—It is a lie, and a dirthy lie, and ry Pinna So fureigh POTEENG. Ss short asad =) ‘ 5 Je ¢ yez all area pack of dirthy liars and thaves, to re joving persons, {rom old ; ; and yez know it. Ye’re a set of vagabonds and SrPuraiture re ired; Upholstering done ; and Var- haythen. Costty Wearo aia A coos D street, between sth and 2th, No. 420_ Ap 22-801m 49 Pennsylvania avenue, je 26-3m ao ate pew” Hotel, A CHICKERING PIANO,1N BEST ORDER for gale OM accommodating terms, at the Music Store o} —Two Spaniards got to AULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.—Tne Cc next session of this Institution will commence on the — eaeeey in September, le58. For Cata- posden OPRiT. Me, ¥. LIGHT. CHARLES Cui FOR. tell to be aboring each other with bags of gold. a scramble among the spectators and the belligerents for W. 6. METZEROTT. the scattered treasure. The Spaniards recov- | je 29-eotSep! nena: CORES Ters, HE BEST ROMAN anv NAPLE STRINGS, ed most of it, but the Sun reports ene negro | Fy QWLANDS MAGGASSAR O1Lat Gippy | 'T Wiciesis cea mai ar the Mune stage = having picked up fifty dollars, RB Siair'store, near ish treet. jos-m joe W. G. METZEROTT, Places of Resort during Summer. _ ARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 2. CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA. This wel!-known Mountain Resort, situate in Cumberland county. Pa , five miles north es] of Carlis'e, will he open for visitorson the 20th of June. The waters of thes> Sprines are highly umpregnated with minerais, aud Are superior for drinking and lathing. Acoommods tie vm Philadelphia to Carles! re to Carly $310, Visitors — and Baltimore in the morning train arrive at the Nprines at S For her informat yer the Refe yeneee —Tobn C Da Costa, 7 if Percival, Esq.. Philadelphia; Alex. nd. E8@.. Wm. Renshaw Baltimore; Jacob Gideon, Esq.. Richard W. , Esq., Washington. je 30-2md NALOSTAN RETREAT. Fhe above place is now open for the reception of Visitors. PRIVATE PARTIES, CLUBS, PIC 94) NICS, &o., socommodated with Refre Apply for particular informat No. 484 7th stree!, corner of F nue, on Sundays at9 and li a. m..retursing in the intermedinte hours. and trom the Island, $753 ceuts. Tickets to be had at all the hotels, Omnibuses for Parties—apply as above. je -im HALPIN, BLscksrones PAVILION.—The w signed (of Washincton) having eves | this healthy, pleasant. and popular resort, Will receive guests after the ist July. ‘t Pavition is in St. Mary’s county, Md., near Bixcn istons’s Island, and Is accessible be St«amers from Washington and salt . The neighborhood is the most pl-asant in the Stste; andthe water pos sesses heathful minerai properties. Good Nathing Fixtures. pleasant and commodious € pdations, spacious Dinicg and Ball i Verandah of ca | ing the river view, and a Bi. to the enjoyment of ther supplicd with all the iuxu Baris stocked with the ch and Cigars, First-rate ‘lion Musi Servauts, and every attention may be Satland Fishing Bosts always at hand. aiqnors, diligent d on. Tae fish- ing is unsurpassed in the (nited Mtaces. Terms $1.5) per day for iess thans week: fora week or 1.25 per diem. S.—There wiil tea Grand Independence Bal! atthe (Pavilion onthe nicht of thesth July, and every fortmeht thereaiter thoughout the season, 823 eolm* 4. J. MARSHALL. Prop’r, Cc SKA BATHING. ZHESAPFAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA. This Summer Ketreat, only two miles from Old Point, will be re-opened on the lth of, une, when the Proprietors will be happy to see any of their friends Who may wis! to enjoy Sait Water Bathing and the 1.0: es wu the seaboard. The Hall has been much imoroved and beautified, and amp!* preparations mace for the comfort and pleseure of 21] who may visit this de- lightful resort. Boats, Fishing Tackie, Pleasure Carriages, &o.. always in readiness tu contribute to the enjoyment of the guests. S & SONS. RK. G. BANKS UG Persons leaving Baitiumore or Washington in the steamer Louisian: and North Caro‘ina, arrive at the Hall next morning to breakfast, either by Om- nibes to Hampton or stexmer Coffee. je 15-1m rpeian OF BREECH-LOADING CAR- BINES. in conformity with that part of the act “‘making appropriations forthe support of the Army for the ear ending the 3th June. 1659,” approved June 12, 858 Ww. i &peropriates “for the purchaseof Breech loading Carbines of the best model. to be selected and approved by a Hoard of Ordnaree Officers.” a board consisting of three cflicers of the Ordnanee Corps will meet at West Point, New York,on the Hest of July next, for the purpose indicated by ne law. All persons desirous of competing for the best model Breech-losding Carbines fre invited to do and each comeetitor is required to submit his Car- bine, with the properamunition for the #rine (rot loss than i™ rounds) to ths bowrd, not later than three days after the commencement of its & to ex- fara i's mode of operation, and to leav board for examination sad trial, H. K. CRAIG, Colonel of Ordnance. je 2 dtIuly 12_ ORDNANCE Orficr, Washington, June 18, 18%, Tv = CARRIAGES, : HE Subscriter having made additions to his Factory. making it now one of the largest in the Disiriet, where his facilities for aring ail Manda of CA K- Sand LIGHT WAGONS caanot be sur- passed, and from his long experience in the Lusi- es to give general sat.sfoction. All kinds of Carriages and Light Waszour kept ot All REPAIRS neatly done, and si] orders prompt- ly attended to. Second-hand waiter (i teken in exchange for new ones. NDREW J. JOYC 2 of corner of 14th and PIANO FOR £10 A MONTH.—S: #2 good second hand Pianos. for sale lo per month. JOHN F. ELLI> Just think of it—s PIANO for $10 per month ELLIS’S Piano Store. NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. Great ExciteMent on SeventH Street, At Odd Fellows’ Hali, | A LARGE AS*OR TMENT OF FURNITURE, WoOODand WILLOW WARE, PICTURES and LOOKING GLASSES. We can eel! the aboy honse in the city: ite persons in wan! of such goods to give usa call..as our motto! in—“Quick sales and sinall prohts.” Al kinds of Old Furmture taken in ex- change for new, at a fair valuation. Don't mistake the place—Odd Fellows’ Ba! ° icles cheaper than any street. (ma 20) BONTZ & BRO. NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP HER D’S. corner 7th and D streets. A complete assotment of the publications of Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re wards, Hymns, Tracts, &o.; Wesley Farmuly, Tales and Takings, Lost Chapters, Chief of Pilgrams, The True Woman, Peter Cartwright, Biblioal Diction- ary. Toungce of Fire. What Must I do to be Saved, Sung of the @dder, Livineston’s Travels in Africs, Drake’s History of Indians, Six Steps te Honor, Wild Western Scenes, New Late of Zion, and other Music. . Also, Agent for Publications of the “Child’s Friend.” ma6 Nortic ITs TH- NNE- In eursuance of the prvisions of the act of Con- gress app-oved May 11, 1858. to amend the act ay proved Shy 8, 1856, entitled “An act to establish tw additional La stricts inthe Territory of Muune- sota,”’ itis heraby deciared and made k: westera limits of the “ NoRTHEASTER t Minnetota is extended to the line dividing ranges 23 uthern limit of the “Northwestern ows mmencing at the pint tern side of the Mississippi river where sent south line touches the river; thence said riverto the point opposite the interse: tion wita the river of the eighth standard paralic thenee along sad paraile! t tion of je meridian ni idinu to the ¢ west along said seventh pamliei to the driver hed . Given uader ni® mand at the city of Washington, this 28th day of May, A. 1.1858. THOS. A. HENDRICKS, © Commissioner of the Genoral Land Office. fa? Iawhe Pa tt [NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, MONEY to LOAN om STOCK SECURITIES aia CHOBB BROTHERS, § BANKERS, EASTERN” anv. DISTRICISIN mux j, thence north to the line heretofore HE R Passengers for the range and Alex- andian Railroad. by lovin ig 3 Sea their names at the office ot 3 = the Alexandriaand Washington Railroad, 7th st, and Louigians avenue, will be called for and con veyed to the Long Bridze station, wheren good breakfast can be obtained. Th e oa ries the U.S. MaitfortheO,& A. R. R. Passengers will find it free from the annoyance of wagens and horses that is met with on the boat. It isthe most expe- ditions, and, in niwny instances, the most economi- cal route. Coaches connect with every train from Baltimore. . N B.—Coaches furnished for Excursions and Pic Nies. _ 8 T° BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS, ree supply of the best Wh: and Sey SAND. wien twill cell low, Also, White GRAV and LiME; Osk. Pine and Hickory WOOD, W ane Ee ees, L, at the low- ors. and Coal Depot, corner ofan i4th sta., near the canal, isl BAnkine HOUSE wor EU BE BROTHERS. 1 seage on APE currency. ‘will Re paid in Gold. B f Gol teeta aemen B BROTHERS. . _ 80 R-tF CHU PF PIANOS, second. hand, pretty good tone, suit for rent at $2 22 perma or for ea fn, ed atthe iano and Mu Store No, 36 Pa. avenue, “ton = JNO. F. ELLIS. and 10th ee BINION BY at i oued a P ‘AND (rom the extensive tablishment of JOHN F. ELLIS, PO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON ; Having been engaged in manufacturing Lagies' c= es and Chi past 30 yew tume what will suit them mthat line, gay that we do: which you oxn prove by giving our work atrial. You oan tind (at the articles at the principal Shee Sp ington eity—the Shoes we! -kno McCurdy & Son's Philad samake apit-ly YRUNAS! TRUNKS TRUNKS" The urdersigned has now and constantly keeps hard a large and very supe eather, S ees ANY BA SADDL. nd CA GS and SATCHELS; fine HARNESS, WHIPS, &c. pared to compete with the best manu- facturers, in proof of wh.ch, read the following Re~ Hy od c —— “es z ar of the Metropolie Mechani °s’ Lustitute for 1857: Topham « Norflet deposited a Sole-leather — a and quality of material, the best on exhitation. Jenxin Thomas, Saddler, B.S. Kinsey, Currer, N. B.—Trunks Covered and every desoription of Repairing executed %} hb nentness and dispatch, Tron F: and Wood- VELVEL TAPEST: TRAV i am pre: AS. &. TOPHAM., (late Tornam & Noprirr,) No, 699 7th st:eet, oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hh m4-ly Was s. 3 NM. Dy BAKBARi i DENTIST, in office to No. 2!| south side of F Washington City, wh fer the 2th June inxtrnt 3p. m., and later by appro ntmect. Ary oe requiring his seryicnsin finu ¢im at the corner ef Washing ton etree s.after4 p.m. . R. FINLEY BUNT, rahe DENTIST, No. S10 Psy iwents aver oe Will perform a!! operations belonging to hie —- at hig old es: hed office, as above, 19-1 orgetown may aad Dowtor je 2-26 CHE BTIC PROCESS CCREOPLASTIC Fy [MeO MECHANICAL DEN Dr. T. O. HILLS respectful VEMENTIN IsTR). jorma ‘he publica that he is now prepared to nse: full sette of TEET ci st rensonable rater on th proved plan. The great atve. hers +8 | @ perfect tage this process ha. over aii ot as M4 iL neon e & most adaptation. The method of i» erfect fit. The mets! is entirely free i mali me failie taste and none of Lae secretions of ‘he mout oan have any effect upon it. + cstimonn's from the most prominent citizens 0 Baty ite grent superiority, can be ® per sons who are sufferiag with 1/\-edapted plates will please give me 8 oail, nd I willt key reet pleasure in explaining and exhibiting to them specimens of the work. All inguire d be nade at my of- fice. as J] am the only authori * for this pro cone. Office, No. 250"Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, next house above Gautier’s. ap 15-3m . 198 PENNSTLVaNia A ee doors from léth Street, Dx. BAILY begs lear co inform the patie that oan be seen atalino t is OMee, ivonted? Sabo’ He feels asnured that an experience of fiftecn practice, with the large number of patients,end great variety of difficult casos that Le has treated + pcosss- fully, will enable him to eurmeunt any d oul; scientific or otherwise, reizting to the ae ots men iy firming th. « ap ge and J-oat E. a a mon in ap Sipce, to card all mere 2ons for hiling Te all ‘Enamels, Guts ‘ereha. india Rubber, and ‘Go D® ripe, STEPHEN BAILY, omen ments for the construction of Contirucus Gum Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold is the only reliable gudetancs that can be worn in the movth, as pS conclusively shown by the last American Den! onvention. a Although he Raters Simeeit from his tens, ren: lence an practice nn ashi Known to his numerous friends and pesrons. he bess leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the late Restor of the Charen of Epiphany o vd a Dr. StzruEn Baty: Dear Sir—I desiretoexpress my esteem for you arog ap my contsdense to ov &s 8 enperior dentist. The operations exeou' for me have been highly satiefactory. rou may receive the patronage from my fri the public that your skill so wel! deserves, Washington, Aug. 3,156. J. W. : Frem one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs, ‘2, Cotman & Co. Having employ "Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- tist, of Washington city, to execute me Y ve portant and difficult piece of work, which he te my entire zetisfaction, and in view of the one of the most distiaga:shed members of the College of Baltimore, tsiled, after repested trisis, te form the same work satisfactorily, it gives reat pleasure to express my entire confidence ch estumat: f his professional skill, Baltimore, Jan. 12, 1867. HARMANN BO@@S, Exxtract froma nete received from the late Hea, Joba tag could be better, Very fey ; OHN M.CLAYTON ‘Fe those that seek relief from the maladies of the tecth, i oan cheerfully reoorumend Dr. 8. Baily as £ ed oy he made a = ee for one 0 my family, and ce eral teeth for myself, and the Work bas all stood Fre for mere them years. ROBERT T. NIXON. of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South. Apri! 18, 1886. aa a We, the undersigned, cocasion to avail eurseives of the professions: skill of Dr. 8. Baily, Surgeon Dentist of the city, or having been cognis- ant of his operations on our families or frends, take pieseure in expressing our Sdmuretion of hie artistic ill, as well as of the eprmeny home manner in which he performs the most delieate and difhoult ons in Dental Surgery. ‘we respectfully re- Soermend him to the denice and patzvnage of the peblic. of which we consider hum Te Tuomas U. Water, Architect U. 8. 1tOl. ‘oMA® MILLER, ,of Washington, D.C. 8. Bourse, M. D. of Georretown, BC, |. 8. Lincoin, M. D., of Washington, D. C. os. H. BRaDLRY, of Washington, D, Cs zorsE Watton, Ex-Governor of Florida, aLTER Lenox, pares of Washingtond BaLpwin, U.S, it Ofhioe, ese Wet. Prelval Rittenhouse Academy, PL. a ER COOLERS, TE STS, 8, CAKE BASKETS, best ponte. ATA *POONS, FORKS, LADLES AL Anda lot of fine Ivory Handle Steel Biade (Silver plated) TABLE KNIVES. Just received, and offering very low, at $8 Peon. avenue. je 28 __H..0. HOOD. _ ps ILS closing AREGE ROBES AND PARA ou reatly reduced prices— rotted and Figured Swiss Muslin, Piaad and Striped Muslins, Muli and Piao Swiss Muslos, Waite and Black Crinoline Muslina, te M os for Basques and Caper, Buttons an ringe for trimming the same, Worked rs, Hosiery and Gloves, of every de soription Stee] Extension Hooped Skirts, Grass Cloth Glossy Black Silks, ches) P. With many other desirable G at very low WM. R. RILEY, saree Corner of 8.h and arket. I have je23 2w opposite Centre JANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS P in store ovey thirty PIANC from the very best manufacturers of t courtry at prices to suit the times, ev ral very fine Pianos, but little used, are great bargains. Two of Hallet & Davis’, 7 octave, roseweod cases, iron frames, for $225. One of Knabe & Co.’s for $2. One of Munn & Clarke's for $20. ern others, from == to $150. see yourse!ves. “=e? JOHN P ELLIS je 306, between Sth and Nth = Fox CRACKERS —We are the ecente of Jes ° a »N. Y., for selane thew gelebravd’ CRCRERE Tisgy are made ratirely the choi jen amr. and are more e extenrively used than any Cracker of the kind in the United States. We oan fu them st the same rate as they are sold in New York city- . KING & BURCHELL, tae corner Vermont ave. and Isth st. nl Dn Book-BiNvine AND PAPER-RULING GOFF & THOMAS, fogthent corner of Eighth and D streets. = HE CELEBRATION A MERIDL Tse Celebration, au des a Pino ‘from ae DJ Y RIA: by Mrs. HAD aariy Pe fering at JOHN FF Barciay John- .Missvonary to Jerusalem ; price ots. 4 en TAYLOR & MAURY’S._ « ments made, ONS, the eweetest and best instruments sneer. tho ee Store of WG MER atc. P}4NOS FOR BALE OR FUER PY exis: