Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1 PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvanta Avenus & Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACE, Papers served in packages by carriers at $4a year, or 37 cents permonth. To mail subscribers the sub- scription price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for =x months; $! for three months; and for less than three moxthes at the rate of 12 cents s week. Single copies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTICEM (of eight lines to the square) insorted three times for $1; every other day or semi- wetkly, 25 per cent. advance; once s week, 5) per cent. advance. + Eben VOL. XII. THE CHARGES AGAINST NOBLE J. THOMAS. In the Board of Aldermen, on Monday, Mr. Moore, from the police committee, to whom were referred the charges made against Noble J. Thomas, lately nominated for lieutenant of police, submitted the following report, which was read . _ The committee on police, to which was re- ferred the nomination of Noble J. Thomas ag a lieutenant of police, respectfully report: That, in the pailatanaonat the duty assigned them, your committee visited the penitentiary, where Mr. Thomas has been employed for the last five years, in order to ascertain the opin- ions held of his deportment and qualifications by his assceiate officers. Tt appears that Mr. Thomas has been acting as deputy warden of the penitentiary, upon which officer, in addition to other duties, the following are devolved by the printed regula- tions: “In the absence of the warden, the deputy warden or such other person as may be directed (or neg shall be warden pro tem. “ The deputy warden shall always be present at the opening and closing of the prison, and shall cause the signal bell to be rung for the officers on the wall to retire; he shall visit the hospital, cookery, and cells, and inspect them minutely, at least once a day, and see that they are clean and in good order; he shall frequently visit the places of labor and the yards, (without notieé,) and see that the officers are vigilant and attentive to their duty, and that the con- victs are diligent and industrious; he shal! at- tend to the convicts’ bedding and clothing, and » that they are properly changed and in or- he shall receive reports not otherwise pro- vided for, and report the same to the warden immediately.”” In reference to Mr. Thomas's capacity, and the manner in which he discharged his duties, your committee examinod, privately and sepa- rately. eleven of the officers of the penitentiary, of whom four have been associated with Mr. 7. in that institution for the last five years; two for the period of four years; two for the period of three years; one for the period of two year-; one for about ten months; and one. besides his intance with Mr. T. as an officer of tle Seaieatiary, had known him many years pre- iy. these persons testified to the regular and uniform sobriety of Mr. Thomas, @ely qualification being on the part of the last alluded to, who, having known . for more than fifteen years, said he had Wot heard of his drinking for the last eight years. All the rest expressed a confident be- lief that since they had known him he had ab- stained altogether from the use of spirituous or other intoxicating drinks, and several of them stated that when they had at different times invited him to partake of a social glass le had always declined their invitation. _ One point upon which there was some diver- sity of opinion among the witnesses was in re- gerd to Mr. Thomas's intereogrze with the prisoners detailed for special duty, and known as “yard hands,’ such asthe steward, the cook, £0. Three of the officers interrogated thought that Mr. T. had sometimes indulged in i familiarities with these several cooricts, but no particular act was specified, except by one witness, who said that he once saw Mr. f. strike one of these yard hands in sport with a lath. These witnesses seemed to intimate. rather than express an opinion, that familiarity in any degree was inconsistent with Strict disciptine. Nore of the remaiamng eight witnesses were aware of any imprudeace in this respect by Mr. T.. and thought he had acted with as much discretion in his inter- course with these yard hands as would any other considerate person holding the same offi cial relation towards them. AIl the witnesses eleven in number, denied any knowledge of any violation of the rules of the prison by Mr. T., and they all denied that be had ever played with or for the amusement of any of the pris- onere. Nore of the witnesses impeached the deci- sion or courage of Mr. Thomas; they generally bore testimony to the civility of his deport- ment; neither of them questioned his human- ity; they all, except two, accorded him the credit of being an eicient officer ; one of these two thcught him “ tolerably ¢ffici. m’,”’ and the otber deemed him *‘ at times very efficient ; at other times not; and they ail represented him as haviog been punctual in the discharge of his duties With this generally consistent testimony from those who have had daily opportunities for some years past of observing Mr. Thomas's conduct, your committee did not thick it necessary to make inquiry in any other quarter. Before leaving the penitentiary. however, they had the curiosity to examine the record to see who had recommended Mr. Thomas more than five . years ago as an officer of that institution, and they found their names to be as follows: J. D Lover, John W. Forney. James G. Berret, tveorge Parker, Joba W. Maury, W. W. Cur- ran. and Charles 5. Wallach. As respects the report that Mr. Thomas has been frequently an inmate of the watch-house, members of the committee made inquiry of the Chief of Police, and were informed that the books of the watch-house were not in possession of that officer, but he knew of Mr. T.’s having be conveyed to the watch-house only upon occasion for disorderly conduct, which was ubvut fifteen years ago. +e nic Buuxper.—The other day the Assistant Superintendent of the Niagara Falls branch of the Central Railroad, at Baf- falo, received a dispateh dated at the Falls, which read: ‘Send down by 6.15 p. m. train four coaches for Mrs. C.”’ This was thought unusual, but the dispatch was ex After some dubitation, he concluded that the lady mentioned was probably about to give a grand yer excursion, and treat all her dear five hundred friends to a ride upon a rail to some pleasant spot, and he hospitable with a ven- geance. Four handsume passenger cara were accordingly dispatched to the Falls. When they arrived there the wonderment of the de- pot officials was excited by the arrival of such a train, and the thing remained a mystery un- til a little more telegraphing established the fact that the lady in question bad a swelled face, and had sent to Buffalo for four lerches which had been perverted into four coaches by the mistake of the operator Row1xe #y Lapies.—A correspondent of the , Cheltenham Examiner calls attention to the practice, now become fashionable at the Pittyille Spa, of ladies taking boat exercise on the lake. He says: There are ix no exercise that I know of more caleulated to expand the chest and give a healthy tone to the sys em geuerally, than thatef rowiag. Followed in wo. feration, itis an amusement which ladies,and particolarly young ladies. would do well to patronize. Itcalls into healthy action the whole wuscular system, with- out inducing that degree of fatigue which the same amount of exercise in any other way is apt to engender,”’ It is no uncommon thing, we Cheltenhaty Examiner) understand. to see parties of ladies thus amusing themselve by the hour in ** paddling the light canoe " The Emperor of France spends a couple of hours every day Fontainebleau rowing, bis Majesty's physicians having recommended that form of taking exercise. sia es cia Tar Pew Syste —Yhe Churchman (Pu- seyite Episcopalian organ) has a long and elabo- rate attack w the pew system. "he isclaimed that the ipper who owns a thousand-dollar pews keeps aloof from hiin who sits in one hid- den behind worldly distinctions. The matter might be carried futher yet. In this country @ stranger is dependent upon courtesy for a seatin the church, with a few exception:, and often fearing re‘usal, is kept away. The eon- tinental system of throwing the whole church edifice open every day free, and selling sepa- Tale seats for special Gecasions, is much better and more democratic. And yet with all our claims to liberty and equality, we carry social distinctions as nearly as we can to the court of Heaven itself. darkness was that which enveloped the earth. ness of the sky, nor tiny ray from the fire fly's iq Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1858, B aponting CI a prion ithout the intervention of a peste cent. of fe Weeeny Sta ved, 2) per be * iadly, o0 the “ Wash: Neves that has made Tux Evenino Stan crrcut inte so generally througlout the country, 17~ Sine wrappers) oa be procured at the pom ig met tate ark the issue of the paper. Prce—THREE CENTS. NO. 1,709 LF Postimasters who sot as agents w.li be ai- lowed & commission of 20 cents. LET THERE BE LIGHT. “In the beginning,”’ deeper than Egyptian For Rent and Sale. THOSE WHO WISH LARGE, AIRY, AND leasant rooms oan now be accommodated at M RS. SEAR LB’S, 383 Pa, avenue, pie 42 and ie ee=: BRICKS BRICKS Weare now manufacturing, and have on hai id inkling star reli - . No twinkling star relieved the solemn black. quantity of best hand-made BRICK, which we offer 6th streets. 2awSw* i 5 mente fenble lamp enlivened the chaos; but all was | F\OR RENT—The large and oonvenient DW EL- | guoh to enable us to deliverto any put of the Dic= silent, heavy darkness. LING No. 396 D street north, between 6th ard | triot, Our Yard is situated near the Agueduct, Around the throne of the mighty God was | 7th st ect west, It sa Ritad wp with all she, modern Virginia side. Apply to. GEO. Ss. RUNEY « COU., collected all light, which there shone with il- | house Fon punotual tenant the rent will be mode. ieee L & CO., Georgetown, limitable splendor. iy ly to WM. MAR'TIN, or A. Green, Auc- a pronouneed the words, ‘Let there be light;’’ je 24 eotf At last tl a ade SNA TIE TL EE RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL UMMER DRINKS. Blackberry Brandy, omnipresent voice of the Creator Ginger Wine, and from the throne there issued a vast flood of PEALERS —For rent, or ten years. a vacant Raspberry = do., Curacoa, ny v4 ; zh LOT H, near 20th street, 51 by 129 feet, near! glowing radiance which descended on the swift | opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms | — Gi2keF a2. Qordiales” wings of morning to illumine the earth. apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Georgetown. Soda Water Syrups, Malt Liquors. Darkness drew her somber mantle around | _8? 29-Jtawtf Stroughton’s and other Bitters. her, and fled alfrighted to the secret caverns of | [{}0R RENT—That very desirable brick DWEL, | , The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por- the ak gh sada olen F ING HOUSE, No. 401 12th street, between I for Ale, Brown Stout ead Lager Beer over siilered The light danced merrily on the sparkling | $5; terms. apply to WOODGURY EMERY. Ne, | The above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral waves, and penetrated the deep ocean. 405 12th atteet. after So’elock p.m. jecscort” | Water ard Cider, constant NY & SHINN Softly it called the hidden verdure from the = a 2 " > 51 Green street, corner of Oilve, cold bosom of earth, and joyfully it obeyed. FS ae eed senaee LE dit er je 2-tf Georgetown. The merry insect sported on its wing, and | uated HOUSE on Penn-yivania avenuo, between T ‘M. RUPPEL, life was through the regions of the earth. 17th epee lately ocovpied by Mr. D’lver- Norra ide of Market Space, No. 37. hetween fleecy clouds in the air. brace across the sky; forming the rainbow arch, and parted to do their appointed work. of Aurora; kissed the delicate petals of flowers, then dived into the sea.and left a glowing blush on the sea-shell’s cheek. ne trees and grass with its refreshing color. it with its bright golden hue; then glided gent- ly to the peeping stars, and left her color in their mellowed rays; moved along the seashore on the shining sands, and sought the dark cay- erns of the earth at last, where it left its magic 4s vie on the glittering metal. 1 rial azure, then rested on the bosom of the clear, transparent waters. Water resolved into vapor and floated as 9 mania Roane iy wal adapted For either 8 private residence ora public house, having a number of large rooms and many conveniences at tached to it: and the additional house whic lately served the purpose of a bar, with three or four rooms up stairs, can very readily be oonverted into an of- fice below with sleeping rooms in the upper story. ‘The establishment isa very desirable one for a foreign minister ; the house lately ocoupied asa bar room, &¢., &o. can easily be converted intoun office or offices below, with sleeping roomsabove for the secretaries and attaches of the legation, For terme, &c., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wird- er’s Building. ma 20-Std& 2awtf A FARMIN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA.. FOR SALE OR EXCH GE_FOR IM- PROVEDCITY PROPER vyY.—A Farm of fifty acres, 7 tiles from Washington and the same dis- tanee from Alexandria, and 3 miles from George- town, adjoming the lands of Mr. omes Clark, Mr. KE. Yulee, Esq ,ando' the tandsof thetinte B. Hardin, Erg. “the Farm is divided into 4 fields, with water in each feid; a fine orchard, and house containing 9 rooms, with a good celiar and back itchen, stable, and all necessary out-buildings, in cood order, now inthe ocoupauey of KE. Yulee. who will show the property and give infor 0 respecting the sale. Intormation can also be had Bride and Canal streets, Georgetown, Announces to his patrons that at hii RESTAURANT may be found, at all tumes, the choicest and most excellent aasortment of I OR S.the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME im season. Boats furnished at any time to the Great Falls, or any other point on the Ubio Canal, ap 4-6 NHE PEOELES Gly A OCOMMODATION GREAT FALLS, SE EDWAKDS’ FERRY and LE The Packets M.C. Mrice and Arco, Capt: Warwick and Howard. Eee Soontinue to ply daily be = Siween Georgetown and the above points, for the accommodation of the traveling community, and light freiguts. Each of there boats are safe, commodious and sity—fur- nished in the most comfortable stvie, and weil sup plied with female and other xervania, for the ac- ph eee ton of indves, and others who may patrow- ize them. Each of these boats are constantly under the personal! supervision of W. A. Ritter, whe guaran ties to every passenger all proper attention, and to Then the seven colors bent in a loving em- The red painted with fairy pencil the robes Green moved quickly over the earth, touch- ’ ellow sprang to the sunset sky and pencilled ue spread the heavens with its soft, etho- Purple went to the overburdened vine, and * r a Wallach, Esq., Edi'or of the “tar. all goods entrusted to his transportation, care and left its tint on the luscious grape. ah oe Oh i the lat of January. 1359, dispateh Violet, abashed, fled to a modest flow’retand | jel@lawif EMp.WECLS, | “Pleasure Excursions to the Great Falls, and other hid in its jeweled cup. the little wild flowers with its brilliant hue, then sought the delicious fruits of the South, aud smiled upon them. when man was created. through his veins, pressed his cheeks with the glow of health, and lingered enraptured on his lips in a life-long kiss. Blue dwelt in the mild radiance of his beaming eye. in the wavy ringlets of his hair, and the seven e»lors, united in a beautiful combination, left their snowy impress on his noble brow. tones those thrilling words, “Let there be light,”’ and living light from the Divine Spirit, illumined man’s trame, and he became an im- mortal bei: ints, Rcoommodated on reasonable terms. Vor further particulars apply to W. Hand H. G. RITTER, Grocers, immediately west of the Mar- ket, Georgetown. ie 2\-Im Puke AND MARINE INSURANCE. DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER COUNTY, VA., FOR SAL The Editor of the Eveging Star is authorized ta ,on very o9- commodating terms and at a low price, one of the most desirable farms inthe County of Culpep- er. Iteontains about 50 acres, of which 2” are woodland, and the residue arable land. in a fine con- dition for cultivation. This tract ix situated about three nules fron. Culpeper Court House. It hag upon ita smail dwelling-nouse and ordinary f build- ings. All the arable land not in cultivation is well setingrass. To Lo Mallets seeking & country rer- idence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if equalled, in Piedmont Virginin. A butiding Fite npon. the farm commands a fine mountain prospect, and a niry for many m quality, and pecu- ton of wheat, and 16 nt present ina good atate of improvement. The owner will sell it for less than its vaiue, 1! early appliostion ismade. Persons wishing to purchase will please communicate with W. D. WALLACH, F Bi ta Orange, as it passed over the fields, colored Again were the colors sent on their mission TRIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, PROVIDENCE, R. I, ++. TRIDENT Brock. Red tinged the rich blood which coursed m CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855. Yellow danced Cr aici etgaiery tavested.__. WARD COWING, PRESIDENT. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Ward Cowing. | Obed P. Miller, William A, Gradford, Thomas A. Doyle, Samuel & Darling, William B. Ryder, Edward B. Perry, George Cleveland, OBED P. MILLER, | Then God, the makér, pronounced in loving 7 GE for Saturday, July Dg. He looked at the earth and saw the spring- hs ae Somes ty Sage ste Pat ; Hall, Philp Ryder. i i ‘ more; Fictions a; Patristio Theoiogy : diner, ing flowers and the creeping reptiles. He French Slave "Trade gazed about him and beheld the vast ocean Engiandand Sardinia: French ompany Inxures against Loss or Damage by - Army vs. French People; Ked Sea and Euph ates | Fire, on Stores, Merci: Dweliunes, Mills, swelling and dashing, and the tall forest trees | Telexraph Li r, Rarey’s Teaching: ‘1 Manufactories, Hotels. &c.;_niso, on Marine and covering the earth for many miles, and afford- | ™02, Fiabt; The k.ve of a Revolution foland ‘Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary ing shade to the innumerable animals that vol 55 A Human Warf; Religious Men rates of premium, ry Lad: the Mall; M by’s > tambe - - dwelt in peace and harmony. He raised his | Ether; Uniforin Weirhta aod Meeagrese Losses promptly and equitably adjusted and eyes to the heavenly vault studded with stare, | | The Living Age is published every Saturday in ard and strove in vain to penetrate the mysterious curtain. All premiums are made specific when policies aro issued, and are to be prepaid in money ; and no fur- ther assessment in case of loss is to be made on the octavo form, containing about 8 watier, Price 36 per annum; 1: number, pores of reading 2 cents a single Then man reasoned: ‘“Who could be the author of these wondrous things?” yy FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent. ies so insured. The advantsnzes of a Stock i ok 5 ‘ Fy Syscem, which preetudes the possibility of an as- A Fak oe sree replied, “It is I—the somsmant, very ob the great “I am,”’ for he felt that he was his maker. tempter came with his insinuating wiles, and man forgot his God. 03. ‘The Board of Directors have anthorized the issues of Policies on country risks, detached on very low terms. The Comprny expect to deserve the confidence of the public by doing bus:ness on as favorable terms other simiar institution, and by the utmost is and liberality mm all their dealings. icles granted and issued t rties effecting in- NOTICE. Imvorranr puiLerae ee AND JENKINS § LAMBDIN. Manufnoture Sash, Doors, and Blinds, Crown Are- itrave, Pannel, and other Mouldings, Plain and Fancy Brack:ts, and all other work in connection with House Building, cheaper than avy other estab- lishment south of Boston. “And man worshipped But soon the clouds obscured the light; the Then came Death, the King of Darkness, to} ‘Terms cash. JENKINS & LAMBDIN, e. at onee without dela the undersigned, take the place of the lost Tight, ee ___ Alexandria. _ SRT KING, Sun of Rightcousness to drive darkness away Agent, No. 25 High strest QTONE CARRIAGE STEPS CAN BE HAD ‘Georgetown, D. +> atthe Marble Yard, corner 12th and E streets, cheaper than elsewhere. Bat God was merciful, and sent the glorious je l4-tf forever. J. RUTHERFORD, WOR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSI The earenly deoren «Let there bo ight.” | wp. _vrneeSoMbimsiaees atone, | Ao mimtanemaptyo at gece, Gaueetons the has been issued every time a new soul is born | ye yj, Bo Mantels, Monuments, &o., always on | oo Stirne house and lot are large and 1 complete into the kingdom of Christ, and whenever the light of intelligence beams upon the soul, though often in mercy the Good Father's voice remained silent; and the weeping friends, the heart broken mother lament the birth of an idiot child, for those blessed words have not yet been spoken ; but they are spoken when ‘The soul, freed fiom its cumbrons prison of 'y Greets the eternal morn of a heavenly day.” having all the necessary out-buildings, batns, tis one of the most commodious in George- nd well arran, for comfort and elegance. ROOKE B, WILLIAMS, Georgetown order, &e. | AY ARBLE WORKS. WM. RUTHERFORD. ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, Wasuineton City, Invites public attention to his extensive stock of beautiful designed aud Kiaborately Carve A TELS in a variety of Marbles, together with a choice assortment of STATUARY, wich for de- sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well japtet for the Garden or Tomb. A large axsseort- ECTURES OF LOLA MONTEZ, including her autobiography, | vol.; $1. . Poor Fettow, by the autnor of “Which the Right or the Left,’’ 1 v $1.2. Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, 2 vol., paper: $! clay, At last. when “the earth is consumed by | ment of Pisin Mantels. Monuments, and Tomb- teen sauces New | Eoplensl ‘taie, by Emma / stones at very low prices. én | Care heels a Dotse the ight mill return’ Co, Heuven,Ccd | super sed mspacaee® Szeemted to order with | C1 ATS Sl omance, by award Goodwin, . 5 vol.; $1. shine with renewed splendor around the ‘Great Estimates given for Brownstone or Marble work ‘The Life and Times of Hugh Miller, 1 vol.; $1. White Throne.” . or North River Fiaging, Soorrpethee, eoekss Magdelen, the Enobantress, by BE. L. L., 1 vol.; on the pure and happy faces of the blest. actress of the good old school, has just died ata ripe age. The Illustrated London News says : burgh, made her first appearance (Oct. 8, 1804.) at Convent (iarden, in the no Teazle Mathews (Charles of the At for the first time as Sir Peter Teazle, and Elli- There for an eternity will it shine, reflected Plesse oall and make an inspection of our stock. fe 17-6m he Wife's Trial, by Miss Pardoe; 5° ets. Romance of the Harem, by Miss Pardoe; 50 ota. ‘Tre Jesious Wife, by Miss Pardoe; 50 ctr. The Rival Beauties, by Miss Pardoe; 5) cts. Confessions of a Pretty Woman, by Mies Pardoe; ots. Robert Oaklands, by Leigh Ritchie: 25 cts, Jo3eert Oaklands, by Leigh RNC TAVLOR. N. B.—Make a note of the address. sror THAT RATTLING. Lam now prepared to put on “ Chapma Anti-Rattling Shaft Fastener.” a sure, remedy for the rattling of the shaft-olips of Carriages and Wagons, which can put on at & amail expense. Cali ond ine Bt Factory, where I have cortificates from the leading Coachmakers in the nt ANDREW J. JOYCE, a ‘sarnes fabh and Fate. +e t= Mrs. Davison, an excellent Fnglish Fifty-four years ago Miss Duncan. from Edin- EERE RS M D LEATHERGRAPHS, ‘The Ambrotypes taken by SaNps are said to be superior to any taken in the oity. 1s Ueatnerxraph re taken on Patent Leather, so that they can be sent to any part of the country easy partof Lady It was memorable night. The Elder lomes) appeared Te SHOEMAKERS. Georgetown Advertisements. | Places of Resort during Summer. MER Fe pro Boots, Shoes, &c. SUMMER ROARD—The subsoriber, th "T'GTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, Ss prietor of ths *Union Hotel,” at Fair- Ha 16 been e sed in manafectering 108 fax C. » Va.. celebrated for years pret as ime: iren’s Shoes for this post BO years, know by this fine what will suit them in that li and can ly say that we do; which you oan prov: by giving eur wor. s trial. You oan find (atall times? the articles at the principal m Waxb- ington oity—the Shoes so well-known as J. W. MoCurdy rE Son's Philade! make. apzl one of the most agreeable summer retreats for families se- king coo! suede, fine W-ter. br aur, commodious accom lations, and every ceivable luxury of the table of a we l-kept rural hotel. has yet nine or ten comfortable rooms unhilied which he offérs to persous in. Wasnington and else: where desirous of escaping from the dust, hest and glaro of the erties. Two trains run duty to ard from Alexandria, rendering aceess tu his house very (PRUNES: T UNKS nc TRUNKS": convenient. His terms are moderate. and he spsres no pains to —- madigen ont constantly keeps fe treelon ily a favor him with theur patronare. 2 is “* refers tothe fo! th by ose farniit } a members thereof have been queris in hve estab DTRUNKSAND VALISES a ment, viz: Command U. 8. Iron Frame aud Wood-Box NES? Gast Meiers, US. A <G TRAVELIAG. BAGS ont SATCHELS; fine a SAODLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, ko. I am prepared to compete with the best _ facturers, rool of wiles read the following ortof tre Committee at the Fair of the Metropoli< fs Meolanios’ Institute for 1257 : Topham & Norfict deposited a Soli Trunk thatis, for solidity and quality of the best on exhibit CAtLisLn WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CUMBEKLAND COUNTY, PA. This well Cumberian nty, Pa , five mies nor: easd of Calis e, wiil be open for visitors ihe 20th of June. The waters of thes Springs are highly impregnated with minerals, nod Are superior for drinking and bathing. Accommo: Jznxin Tromas, Seddicr, ‘oss gis R rid from pg oie 5 . S. Ke arrier. 3 from Baltimore to me, . isiters °, aps jeaving Philadelphis ard wore in the morning N. B.—Trunks Covered and every desoriptien of train arrive attne Springs at 3 p.m. 2 For further information address the Rirpristers, OWEN & CHANDLER, Carisle Springs, Pa. References.—TohnC Da Costa, Esq., Thos. C. Percival, Feq. Philatelphiag Alex. Kiklard, Fea. Wi. Rerebaw, & Baltimore; Jacob Gideon, Erq . Richard Waliach, Esq., Washington. _je3-2md A NALOSTAN RETREAT. ‘he above piace is now open for the reception of visitors, PRIVATE PARTIES. CLUBS, PIC 94) NICS, &c., accommodated with Refresh- de ments. Apply for particular information to Jonas P. Levy, No. 48¢ 7th street, cornerof F st.. wine li- quor and grocery store. An Omnibus will leave 6th street and Penn. ave- nue, on Sundays at9 and li a. m.; 5.6, and 7 p. M.. returning in the mtermedin: ars. Fare to and from co Island, 57% cents. Tickets to be hadat ring t (hn neatness dir} a a Torna M. (Late Tornam & N 1 Bio. 993th atrest, opes. Odd iy =o Dentistry, &e. D*: RK. FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, No. 319 Pennaylvania avenve, <=] Will perform ail operations wy od tohw orpfessice Bt hus oid estabin officc, as above, TOR STEPAEN BAILY, Orrice No. 183 PENNSTLVaNia AVENUE, ci] Thres doors from léth Street, . BAILY leave to inform the ae +" — atall raat binethos. ioppton ve @ feeis assured an experience of fifteen years’ ali the hotels, raeticn, with thedarge number of patients, crest Onnands for Partics—apply as above. Variety of difhoult onses thet he bas treated ewoccss- eee BA. Tally, will enable him to sarmount aay orfiouity, B&ackistes E’S PAVILION—TLe under- | #otentific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His sicned (of Wash’ngton) having taken ee this henlthy, pleasant. and popuiar resort, $C non, and y Dre. “7 Stn Will receive guests after the Ist July This gi Saray. be Soe Se. Lane eigen, Sete Paviiion is in St. Mary’s county, Md. nest bee ; goal proparatzons for Gilling Teeth, ajeo Istone’s Isiand. and is accessibte by Stenmere from | ® Exemeis, Gutts Percha, | nee vers owe {yashington and isaltimore. The peighborhood ts | Seuss for the construction of Contingons Gus the most pi-asant in the State; and the water pc Tecth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Go! wd iz the only reliabie eubstance that can be worn in the mouth, 88 WSs most conciusively shown by the inet Ameieon Dents! Convention. © sesses heathful minerai properties. Good Eathing Fixtures. pleasant and commodious Chamber Ac- commod:tions, spacious Dining and Ball Koome, witha Verandah of nearly one hundred leet, front (though he fatters hunscif from his long resi- ing the river view, and a Bowling Saloon contribute | @900¢ nnd Practice in yim nie he is freorebiy to the enjoyment of the gucsts, His ‘Tabie will Koown tc 1s numerous friends and patrons, he bers leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the iste Rector of the Church of Epipaany o city. Srzrexn Baity: DearSir—| desiretoexpress for you personailiy,and my coufidence ass superior dentist. The operations execut lor me have been highly satiatactory. a that you Fane receive the patronage from my frit anc the public that your ekill so wel! deserves, Yours trai Washington, Aug. 3, 1365. J. W. FRENOR, Frem one of the oldset firms in Baltimore, Mears, , Cotman & Co, Bisvin ae 5; Siephen Bay, Surgeon Den- supplied with all the iuxuries of the water. H Bar is stocked with the choicest Wines, i.igquora, and Cigars. First-ratg Cotillion Music, diligeut Servauts, ard every aftention may be relied on. Sailand Fishing Bosts always at hand. Tue fish- ing 18 unsurpassed in the United States. Terms $1.5) per day for less than a week; fora week or more. $1.25 per diem. P re wiilbea Grand Independence Bail Atthe,Pavilion onthe nicht of the oth July, and every fortnight therea:ter Ronehest the season, e 23 eolm* R. J. MARSHALL. Prop’r. Cos SEA BATHING. JHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA. This Suinmer Retreat, only two miles from Old Point, will be re~ my ol pened on the Ith of; tist, of Washington city, to exeoute for me r" im- June, when the Proprietors will be happy F portant and cifficult piece of work, ph he did to to see any of their friends who may wish my entire satisfaction, and im view of the frot that to enjoy Salt Water Bathing and the f.uxuries of | one of the most distinguished members of tue Dental the seaboard. The Hall has been much imeroved | College of Baitimore, failed, after repested trials. te and beautified, and ampie preperations mae for the comfort and pleasure of all who may visit this de- lizktful resort, Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carringes, Xc., always in readiness te contribute to the enjoyment of the gues BANKS & SONS, 1[9™ Persons leavinc Baitimore or Washington in the steamer Louisiansaud North Carouna, arrive at the Hall next morning to breakfast, either by Om- nibus to Hampton or stexner Coffee. i form the eame wor! ly, it gives Freat pisasure to express my entire conhdence ana hh estimation of his profess:ous! ekis!. Baitumore, Jac, 12, 1857. HAKMANN BOGGS, Bxtract fremanete received from thelate Hea, Jebe . acm SENare, A “ang us. bapeds pd ne eee 7; BOtk= y potter. Y tof * — SORN'M-cLarz0N CARRIAGES, Tue sapscriver harung mea Siditio eae, th2s0 that soak retiel from the maladies of the Factory making it now one of the largest, superior Jrentist; he made & sot of porosiinn tenth in the District, where his facilities poy ots ot towed manufnoturing | all kinds of CAR aud the wreck sane iecavonethaas AGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur- | fen peers, ROBERT i. NIXON, wed, and from his long experience i, - 7 7 hess, he Lopes to give general setisisction. ne em ant ee Se ee. — kinds of Carriages aad Light Wazons kept on We. the hes haa tow ipAiRELATRS neatts done,and al! orders prompt. | gareelves of the gyofesticual skill of Dr S. Bains 7 at’ Ft ti r Second - Carriages taken in exchange f sxt of hi miitae of friends. tak onee. ANDREW J JORCE, | please his artisti a ete corner of isthand Este, | Bkull, ac uaOLer ifioult PIANO FOR 810 A MONTH.—Six very | operations in Dental Sury Pe lbempebe paren tig | xcod second hand Pianos, for sale low xt ¥10 | eommend him to the confidence and patzonnge o! per month. : JOHN FP. ELLIS. pad ic. of which wo consider him enunently worthy. Just think of it—a PIANO for $10 per month at Tuomas U. WaLtex, Architect U.S. tol, ELLIS’S Piano Store jez Tuomas Mitixa, M.D..of Washington, 2... B. 3. Bonner, M. D. f Georgetown, D.C N. 8. Linconn, M. D. NEW FURNITURE WARE Rooms. of Washington, 1, Great Excitement on Seventh STREET, ny Ae ro Ficrites . At Odd Fellows’ Hall, : ALTER Lenox, yor of Washingtorg ae Eta. Ly ee TURE. mNRyY Batpwin, U. tent Office, an als r, E. PICTURES v 3 ho osdemy, and LOOKING GLASSES. wun Sa 1@Ht, Privoipal Rittenhouse A: \. SS = = NOTICE. Ba DWIN BROTHERS have removed their Steam Frotory to the corner of First and D streets, two equares enst of their former location. where they ‘ate be yore | to see ther scasamas They de- sign keeping & good assortment of ” DOORS,» WINDOW FRAMES, SASH. Glazed and Un- DOOR FRAMES, rinzed. NEWELS, BLINDS. Rolling and RALUS We can ell the above articles cheaper than ans house m the eity: and invite sons in want of such goods to give usa call our motto eT Quick sales aud sinail profits.” Al kinds of Gid Furniture taken in ex- change for new, at a fair valuation. Don’t mistake the pince—Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th street. (ma 20 BONTZ & BRO. gutTseest ALLOWED ON DEPUSITES. — ERS, PICTURE FRAMES, MONEY te LOAN om STOCK SECURITIES wiih ana Circa, tan -CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, BOING ena PLAILNING of every description : and ia faot every thing which the most perfect machinery, worked by competent men, can execute. Cabinet makers can siways bave their Sawing, Plaining, and Turning done in the neatest » anner All orders from the vicinity and surrounding Two very gvod 21 3x each: one at 4 99; and severa! at $10, © &c. Also, ne largest stock of new Pianos ever offered in this JOHN F. ELLIS, $6 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and Ith sis. 109" Music rent by mail. poat free. se 22 Staves will be carefully filled and packed to any ad i i thout any extra expense. e ston made his appearance in the part of Charle. Just ved by the subsoriber, and for sale, 200 | “U ly be ‘he rush—on Pa. avi bet: 4 FLO. 4 TIO? j She i Surface. Of fgeds on that eenaon and it siden of Spa nt slaughter and Hemlock SOLE sthandS a — Sea Ru SANDS. af tte Het PET Ei | wg Ped Samak PEE a dion memes | request a settlement when was a good one, ey Miss Mellon—Miss | LEAT“ E Hie Tent eae he ipl oatey | —N_B—New lot of Casesjust received. je25_ | tablishment of JOHN F. BELLIS. som? ma 3-cotf BALDWIN BROTHERS. Duncan (aferwards Mrs. Davison) was the last SIGN OF THE NOTICE, = = Tc L 7 survivor. Old playgoers have pds heard to lot of FRENCH CALFSKINS at Ss BiG EAGLE! Tur subscriber respecifuily informs his friends EW GRocEsy Se AND LIQUOR speak of that night as a great occasion. Sher- | tremely low prices. Indicates, Minera Jou may Ret LOOKING. | and the public that he has taken theod stand of | “246 subscriber bers leave to say that he hae z Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of | GLASSES, in gut or Set yames; POR- | Messrs Brereton & Bro.. corner of 7th and F sts., opened a New Store. corner of th aad EK streets, idan was present and more than nodded appro- | Moroceo Linings, Bindings, &c.: also, English and | TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, rou: val, | No, 464 7th atreet, where he will kee; dp pe ey FE bation. Bat the intellect of Mrs. Davison is | French Lastings of every quaiity and ehade. pat emp silt or otherwise; or any other Pay of | soriment of WINE, LIQUORS. | TIQUORS. CIGARS. and fine GROCER not dead ; her eminent son is the great musical i . h st Re RE eAGN Cee ee ed pep reost, lot, EN ee See ERED eat PE ONAS PB LEVY, fir Sthene Sugar, Coffee, Fi ¥ r critic (aye, and something more.) of England fe 2K —_—_ I Shree Wy eenington: DLS for cash. JOHN GNER je l4-tf Suonessor to Brereton & at this time. Mrs. Davison had long retired from the stage; she died on the 30th ult., at Brompton, which appears to be a sort of Mont- belier for actors an 75th year, thus adding an instance of long life to the proverbially ‘*ages’’ of the theatrical profession ORD MONTAGUEF’S PAG an historical romanoe of the seventeenth century. ia G. P. R. James, ee of Pore ot ee Seer .etc., etc, Price $1.25. Just prblished, ant forsseat TAYLOR'S MAURY'S, ie 25 R, TOOTH, NAIL. 334 Pa. avenu HA! AND BANDOL WRUSHES at GIBR street, and at his Sales Roo to ‘8. aven! hatwaen 12th and ith NEw LIVERY, SALE AND HIRING 7 TABL Streetand Peunsylvania avenus, Washington, and the pubi in general, that he has just compl one of the finest Stables in the city where can, at wil times, be obtained ag neat and acties:es. She was in her Hair Store. near 13th under Wiliards’ Ho faim How to Caten a Taree —I remember a}| PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.—A per- | £ioWy 8 turnout ua ean be found any-— conntry friend of mine had his pocket fect Portrait of yourself for 25 cents, warranted pb mor My stock comprises a fine assortment of , Winch, tor style and action, cannot sur- passed by any stable i the country, and choiwe let of new carriages and light wagons. Horses taken at livery on as reasunabie terms as at any extabliah- ment in the city, Give me a cali, and { guarantee Salisfactiou, mn 4-Sm* _ ALLISON NAILOR Jr. not to fade. 2,000 0f these beautiful pictures made by Weodiey ia nine weeks. No charge uniess the ed. Pictures on paper for nt by mail without extra ge. Kvery variety of cases kept on hand. Suy hight not required. -€. WOODL hotographer, No. Siz B street u haukerchief, and was grievously annoyed. ile regarded it as a species of reflection upon his own vigilance. Determined to be revenged upon some of the pick pocket tribe, he procured fish-hooks, and had them fastened into an old coat, wi the barbs downwards. He, thus ac- | _je 146m naar Willarda’. ORD ST. LEONARD'S u! BOOK ¢ F coutred, satlied forth into the Strand, in the OTIE TO THE PUBLL All persons im 4 Property Law, so highly ex nm the Feb- dlusk of the evening. Amid acrowd at Charing | N‘wa: tof n-ws from the Great Telegraphye bio. t ee hiner of fltekweanla! Maxzine, ore lea Cross, he felt a hand in his pocket, and giving | ust call st SHE THER D'S corner 7th aed I) ats., | “ris Becket Chess and Checker Board, for piayi himself a jerk, as he said to get the hooks well | graphs, &c All the Weeklies and Monthiies on | 88988 1u railway cars and coaches, coinp'ete wit! set of ren ; price 50 cents. into the rogue’s tlesh, he moved on, with his For ani prey closely following. He then quickened his pace, giving every now and then another jerk In this mode, affecting not to feel the fisn he had hooked, he Jed the knaveclenr of theerowd to a by street. ‘ Now, my fine fellow, I have ou. Don’t fish in my pockets again.’ He unbuttoned his coat to slacken the pocket, but in vain did the thief endeavor to extricate him- self—the hooks were too deep in his hand; so hand af ail times. __Jy 8_ eat TAYLOR & MAURV’S Rook ator Pa. avenue. AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. From this date I shall offer the fol lowmg Goods for less th: their real value, with view of reducing stock, viz: MANTILLAS, LACE, ren charge his attention instanton all, any be of the day or night. Haoks furnished for funeralsat moderate, Iny babar ae ioper Npot ne a ofa es lowent possible rates. apu-ly eS MINGS, off the skirt of the old coat be had used for the | —————————__________, NG of all sizes, traps and bade the piokposkot walk offtoasur | PIANOS FOR SALE OR IURE BY |, RIBBONS, geon, as he thought he had been tolerably well anished —Cyrus Kedding; collections DRESS-MAKING, in »tud at the kbortest potice, M. WILLIAN, hoe reer ROMANA alesatny welt NDNAPLE ifty Years b wholesale and retail the Mu e . GME. STRINGS, Store of ROTT, | ADIES’ WRAIDS. PLATS, CURLS, HALE | 22 Copuntie Centre Mnrket oy AIDS. PL. c HALE : = Tae! Seppvixe Lomuer Yarb iires.—Oar fire- L Wiss, aud PUFFS at GIBBS’S, near corner Cigcss cu KS !—CLOCKS "Just men, (says the Albany Journal,) recently, had | Of '8th street and Pa. ave. eS a re- sssortment of CLOCKS, lar d ion of the utter impossibilit DOWN Cao See UEgrETetveS, ocalar demonstration utter im) iit ¥ R ‘ : of subduing fire in a pile of luinber, after it has By rue ovp cas wouse.—the cheapest 39 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. UMBRELLAS end . : it piace to get =— fairly got under way. They also saw that it | PeRAsore REP ATR e ee LAS end N. BCLOCK MATERIALS, auch os Oils ae Ge my | lapoeble to upset a pile of lumber svenue, between 9th lth streets, near Kors, Ball 5 » &e., for —the trade y pulling it from the top. Old and experienced | Cen' * Exohan, ‘ ar brady Pasar ilary peactiable way of | jUstireces Bonsht, Sold, Exoheoged. or Mended CLOCKS toons checking pread of fire in a lumber yard, is | — ILITARY INSTITD F {span to face piles of lumber, exposed to the fire, by | C(ULRREER MILITARY INSTITUTE. Kivchate Maree Berton Ome board extending from the ground to the top | on the firet Monday in September, ies#, For Cata pet le po Shar ~~] / t - jem. Vatohes ai a ales thus Late pede pony heen (ea RES Fr AIGET EDO 5 erent variety : Clock and Watch Matenni whieh will be t u the ti! This may prevent the spread Of fire. and it is ” wold Wt pines to pat Nee the most feasible plan they have ever secon ASSOK'TMENT OF MARTIN'S tried Guitars just arrived et the je 2-3n 5 ma 4 ac os petites RE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VEIT.AND 7" Acco-ding toa Panama r, Mr. Bell ADIES HAIR WORK 1), or tal Search, examined oa > ARI an- siege os Banas i Nos | Adtnaehaeh RAR Wee, Mics | Wer Read ot ga, onmelo L WwW: : le jes-6m Jet nstons pamphlet, 2506" NCK TAYLOR, u 6 and qualities. ; "Families and members of Congress are particulars ly invited to cal, and examine the stock before pur- chasing elsewhere, A general Assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m o—— direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terme, and Produce taken in exchange. Levy's Old Whisky of 1840 constantly on hand. Country orders punetualiy attended to, and Comn- try Produce, of ail dencziption. received on consist - NUSNS & CLARKE’S HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.’ f 7 r ? " D. CELEBRATED PiaNO FORTES, Constantly receiving and for sale on! 7 JOHN E. Euits, 305 Pa. av., between 9th and lth sts, Porohasers will find it to their interestto examine for theinselves the superior qualities of the above 08. Stools, Covers, Melodeons, &e., &c., also op band. nif-tr Ste Bi & Beet Ne cistth etiee an ‘sta ———- maennea Suen aROEREnE oe rereton ., No, a4, et ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY- | oarner nite the Patent Office. m 2) Iv Capital $200,000, with rade all stoc i idnal liability of res nll classes of property. Bay ys Francis Monee. Hod- mm. Jos. Bryan, MW. Gait, ali. Jas. F. Haliay,and Wm. Orme. OF er Pa. aveuue and 10th street JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Pres, GRAFTON D. HANSON, See. ma7-2awlyif EW BOOKS JUST RECKIVED AT SHEP N HER D’S, corner 7th aud D streets, A complete assortment of the publications of holder: SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS, SS BU LTER COOLERS, TEA SETS. CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS, bent quality, ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS LAD. Anda lot of fine tory, Handie Btoe Blade (Silver inted) TABLE K) 5 Just recstved, and offering very low, at 332 Penn, ~~ H. 0. HOOD. AINS.—I have now in store covey thirty PLANO> 1ANOS AT GREAT BAR Cariton and Porter, Sabbath Sehool | Libra R ware yinns, Tee Xo; Weries: Family, bales aden “at ortoos| to suit the times. Se Laval <8, Loet Chapters, c True Ware Peter Cactw Chinn ioe Ls but littic used, are « fering at Wrieht, Biblical Dietion- ary. Toune of Fire, What. Must ldo to be saved, Sting of the der Lavingston's Travels in Africa, e ietory ol ans. Six S to Honor Wild Western’ Scenes, New Lute of Zics mad other Music. Also, Agent for Publications of the “Chi Friend.” ma6 JUST RRCKIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT of W.G. METZEROTT, a large assortment BANJOS. Call 7 octave, rosewsod JOHN P ELLIS, 906, between 9th and loth ste. ee SW the agents of Jos ree ae sen iv se Ny Sioesans yaar = —— se . TI are made entirely P.O BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS, onence Flour, and ‘ — ‘any Cracker of the Ubave just recived s tay osmrply ofthe teat bos 4 ve oan farmah them at SA‘ hi uy . sold in f. GRAVEL and LIME: Oak, Pine and Hiotory | ‘!® *ame rate as they ‘kiNe # BURCHELL, WOOD, White and Red Ash COAL, at the low- | mage corner Vermont ave. and 15th st. Scoealtionl isk mesneen Cheeunet on Deve F ATION AT MERIDIAN yi euea a R. W: BATES. sored, ° py B4Areine ms ton ex! mean elt % CHUBB BROTHERS, - y eT TN BYRIAT I Re ee or! jotes will please A AS their Ci 8 pen carpeney HH ven. devchner of br JF Beret Mis tes opad i to Jerusalem ; price % ots. Just and eoounts wil! tors allowing | saie at them os qaneule ci neck currency, the | “je 18 TAYLOR & MAURV’S. ony itsreeded nnnaageenen MELE DEONS =A large, assortment of Prince - & Co.’s and Trest & Linsiey’s 5 PIANOS, second-hand, pretty fast tone, suit oN the ew. and best. ‘ETE ad ver ‘neat oe for ane Hey to oo aed $i the Music Storeof Trier lth st.and Pa. ave. on men . Se eo atin Pinay and Mate Stare Nov Se Pa, avenua, | FZOOK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING cwecn oth Oth ste, INO. F. WLLIS. corr & OMAS, » serette, IO14N, GUITAR, _ Strings; Music sical Instrumente BANJO, AND HARP iy bona alate of Me 3 iis mat