Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1858, Page 1

~ rs Sasried to xecount in 1857, item eee ei eee SS ocean, ee om aS ELSES iy PUBLIBHED BVBRY AFTEENOON, + — (@UNDAY EXCEPTED,) odunn THE STAR ay 4" am, aoe By W. D. WALLACE. : res — 8 eer alae decrees : + ee ncription price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for tt ews” that CA voreee “ix months; 1 for three months; and for less than three moxths at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times { »r $1; every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once a week, 5 per cent. advance. ) oan be NTS. I[J~ Portmasters who act as agents wall be al- lowed 8 commissioc of 20 cents. Boots, Shoes, &c. fe THE LADIESOP WaRHINGTON a ifaese? oad Coane Bes a ~) Misses’, aw ren" BeAr: past 3) years, we ought to ought know by this ime what will suit them in that line, and can safely say that we do; which you can prove by giving our work a trial. You can find tat all times? the oles at the principal! Shoe Stores in Wash- oity—the Shves so wel'-known as J. W, iy k Son's Philadelphia make, ap2i-ly rprunns: “TRUNKS! TRUNKS! VOL. XI. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1858. NO. 1,714 THE RECENT SUICIDE OF A BERLIN Scene in a Court Room—An Unaccount- HIGHTS FREE-LOVER. aste Paxic.—A correspondent of the Fair. The suicide of a young man of 19, nwmed| mont True Vi ‘inian a an amusing de- Charles Latcha, one of the Free Lovers at scription ot a singular scene which occurred Berlin Hights, Obio, was announced in the recently in the Marion county court-house : Tribune of Tuesday, the Age of Freedom, the “Mr. F. H. Pierpoint sat in rather reeum- bois of the Free Lovers at Berlin Hights, | bent position, with the back of his chair publishes the subjoined letter written by Latch | against the enormous stove near the clerks" a few hours before his death. Its insane and | desks. . From the stove ascends perpendicular blasphemous ‘sentiments he reaffirmed during | to the ceiling a stove pi; ie surviving hours after he had fired the fatal | Some one perhaps Mr W shot: t : to Tae Bertin Socrarists—Vacepictony: For Rent and Sale. HOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND ae rooms can now be accommodated at MRS. SEARLL’S, 383 Pa, avenue, b:tween 43¢ and 6th streets, je 23-2aw3w* Fak RENT--The large and convenient DWEL- LING No, 396 D street north, between 6th and 7th st-eet west. [tis fitted ap with all the modern improvements, and admirably suited fora boarding house. ‘Ion punctual tenant the rent will be mode- of great length. | rate. Apply to WM. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc- atson, the clerk, | toneer. je 24 eotf cas rg seat Au take Papo the — RARE CHANCE wih peda AND coal ‘ woul upset; thereupon Mr. Neeson LKRS —For rent, for ten years. a vacan Justice demands that I should hs you my | Mr. Haymond rather abouptly and loudly at maid wots by 138 feel Tr. i etown Advertisements. Brox: BRICKS g BRICKS! Weare now ly anlage be and have en hand.a quantity of best hana-made BRICK, whicn we offer at the lowest market prices. Our arrangements are such to enable us to deliverto any part of the Dis- triet. Our Yard 1s situated near the Agueduct, Virginia side. Apply to GEO. S. RUNEY & CO. or BFICKERE, |. & CO., Georgetown, je 24-1 __ Places of Resort during Summer. ARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, , CUMBERLAND COUNTY, vA. 7 This well-known Mountain Resort, situate in Cumberland county. Pa , ive miles north eas] of Cariis e, will be open for visitorson th h of June. e waters of these 3 i ving Philadeiphis ard Balti train arrive et the Sprimes at 3 For further mformation address the Rieprictors. UWEN & CHANDLER, Carlisie Springs. Pa. SUMMER DRINKS. K eons Ginger Win cu experience before taking my final leave of you. onded Watson ; and, as to assist in creat- iy to Dr. CHAS. H. GIN Fe = Syru, persion | Pininselpar OMe. KE nnd Pina —_ I will give it as briefly as possible, as Well | ing the alarm, the stove pipe rattled against 20-ltawth i = z coe ee Wer Remon Gideon, as I can. the ceiling. Like lightning Mr. Pierpoint R RENT—That desirabie brick DWEL. The cheapest, best and lar, sq, Ril h, » Washington, I was the only child of an ill-mated pair. | sprang from his seat, Tan soctes the room, and P°CING HOUBis Nos 4oLaih street between | | tet, Als, Brow Stout and Lager Meer ever offered | _J€S0-2md . Ps = he District. They were Orthodox, though not very strict; | jumped out ot window head foremost. A eS ‘ DUR Ei eee The above, ‘as well as our unrivalled Mineral they were what were called ‘good respectable | panic immediately seized all—a most unac- | Ho's% street. after $o’clock p. m. je 25-eotf | | Water and Cider, oceatantiy vp Sed God for sale by pend dhe hl dedi taal fe rebar ANALOSTAN RETREAT. prepared to compete with the beat ei: folks.’’ Neither of them were uncommonly de- | countable Some one said the ceilin; ‘The above piace is now open for the reception of | [@cturers, in proof of which. Somnteoit- j ort of the C t the Fair of the M veloped in any direction. They “loved each | was about to fall ; this capped the ctitass FSR. RESTOR L saree ego aoe oe jo2t-tf a teeter Po PRIVATE PARTIES, CLUBS, PIC fap Soi non fnatitute for Ur & Sole-leather other from first to last” mother tells me. 1t| every one took to his heels; Judge Camden | antes HOSEL Penarylvania avenue, ‘between riled Clues excamtedus amen SES | Trunk thatis, for solfdity and quality of material, must have been a very blind love! Three | jumved up on.the window-sill. the clerk tum- | 17th and 18th streota, lately occupied by Mr. D’lver- i M. re Seg cen No. 484 7th t it, h- years after their marriage I was born—a puny | ble. out of the window next the desk ; Messrs. | 2918, 988 hotel. Phe main house is well adapted for Nowra side ofhinraet pac lye yee aior and erocery store, “PaERY He See little thing with an angular brain. But inthe | E B. Hall, A. S. Ha: den, @. D. Camden, j either a priyate residence or a public house, having ounces to ‘at hi An Omaibus will leave 6th street and Penn. ave- eyes of my parents I was, of course, a little | Allieon Flemming, Wm. P. Thompson, and | tached to it: and the additional Rouse whion lately the best on exhibition. Ft. Tromas, Seddier. B.S, Kinsey, Currier. . N. B.—Tranks Covered and every description of an a number of large rooms and many conveniences at RESTAURA be nue, on Sundays at 9 and ti a. m.; 1, 3, 5.6, and 7 p. m.. returning in the intermediate hours. Fare to angel, a young (iod. One year after my birth | Ellery R. ilall, ali made for one window, and | #¢t¥ed the purpose of a bar, with three or four rvoma Cor iGo and from the Isiand, 373 cents. Tickets to be had at | Repairing eXecuted with peatnons nnd cisepatch. my father died. I was ieft in care of my | panic: ken, like a flock of sheep, tumbled Bp_staira, oan very readily be converted eee o ERS and al . E in seavon, inekense presumes , bov: (tate fests nen mother and grandmother, who kept house to- | out beels over head after Mr. Pierpoint—some | , ‘The establishment is. very desirable one for & | anyother nae The eto he Great 1 eae Py ae a OOT ET ALPIN. No. 409 7th street, oppo. Odd gether. My grandmother was a Presbyterian | om their hands; some on the backs of friends, | freis: ‘he house lately occupied asa bar | * OUsSt POlMt on The Uito Vand sp 4-610 ——— y CS ee LACKISTONE’S PAVILION.—The uncer- sigued (of Wash:ngton) having taken this healthy, pleaeant, and popular resor!, @/) will receive guests afterthe Ist July tis Se Church member, and lived up to (iod’s laws as | and all presenting a most ludicrous appearance | (00M, &c. &c. cin eas.ly be converted intoan office HE PEOPLE’S OLD ACCOMMODATION revealed through the Bible, as well as sho | as they rolled about the eearthedas vase to Srotoce below with slcering roomsabove re T INE SE could. Looking back to the time when I was | the great terror of the young ladies enjoying | | For terms, &0., apply to N. LA seagate GREAT FALLS, SENECA. Pavii st. Mary’ 4. but four or five years old, I remember a deep, | the ‘al fresco” of the jail porch, convenient to | °% Building a = pee ee eee Istone’s. isinnd, and is aooeaeibie 7 Stramers Troan melancholy feeling which has cursed me to this | the window. John Keane, as if the devil were The Packets M.C. M and ARGo, Captains | Washington and baltimore. The neighborhood is dsy. ‘ihis feeling was my natural condition. | at his heels, made for the door, upset two old Et Warwick and Howard, zi | the most plvassut in the Stte; and the water pos I experienced a little interval of ha piness | men, who yelled terrifically, in the hall, Ss Feontinae's pis cally be seams Gee ey sompodins ata a now and then. I was not like other children. | cleared the railings in the yard, and never | tance from Alexandria, and 3 miles from George- | the above pointe, for the scoommodation of the | Commodstions, epreious Dining and Kall Kom, Tdid not play. I was unhappy. My mother | looked back until he got to the other side of Serge S7soining the lands of Mr. MP treliste ty | traveling community, and light freiznts. Each of | with» Verandah of nearly one Bandred test frout taught school, and I went to her school when I | the street. Meanwhile others fell upon their B. Hardin. 1 a. "tne Farm is divided inte fields, Leprrd sien eo omc mpeni see | cathe esborment of tes ones iets ve will'be was five years old. She petted me, humored | knees and prayed, some wero petrified with | with water in each held: a fine orolard. ard. youre plied Suck Iniathb sock Other Coca kn nee an supplied with all the lusurics.of the aaten tne me, let me have my own way almost always. | fear, and others stood aghast with wonder. In | fontaining 9 teen pe & geod cellar i back | commodacion of ladies, and others who may patros. | Bar ig stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors, Sometimes grandmother interfered, and re-| about five minutes, however, the whole soenc Seep es) in the occupaucy o| ne ize them. boat he ge oe yang aoe Soden. monstrated with mother, and talked seriously | ended. The stove did not fu’ S, stove pipe | who will show the property aud give information puecaal teperoenieent. we Ta Pema pe bon Sal and Fishing, “Bosts. always atl hand. "Tne fish to me. Mother and grandmother were very | stood erect, the ceiling was firm; loud laughter peepecyne, ‘ee faci {piormation oan alsg be had to passenger all proper atte: ; c rf wy ion, and to | INE 1% unsurpassed in the tnited States. Terms kind to each ‘other. ell, in short, I was ‘eeded despair, good humor once more pre- Is entrusted to his transportation, eare and | $!.5° per day for less than a weck ; fora weck or D* R. FINLEY BUNT, DENTIST, No. 310 Penunty!venia svenve, <=] Will perform all o) cst belonging to his profession at his old estaSiished office, an above, tt a 19-tf D** wbk Y. . STEPHEN Bathyv. » 198 eS Orngy No: jes Fernsriyans Aree, GD Dr. BAILY Jeave to inform the pablic that he gan be seen stail hours,at hus office. iooated as above, He fee's assurod that an experiencoo! hfteen yerre practice, with the isrge number of patients, erent variety of difficult oxses that he has treated suocess- ‘ all fully, will enable iim to surmount diffioult y, spoiled. vailed, every one, looking a little foolish | _ieis iawtt nn ne « a mks oy Pee ng Soiedtihe or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. tis i “ \ 4 jeasure Excursions to the Great Falls. and other There will bea Grand Independence Bali | Swaexperence rming the of men Grandmother died when I was thirteen years | and a great deal pleased, took his sent as be- DESIRABLE FARM IN LPEPER | Points, accommodated on reasonable term. att evn outhe night of the sth July, and | Suiment in the pombe oop iv Dre. rd eld; then the housekeepiag broke up, and 1| fore, and the business of the court went on as| A OUNTY. VA. FOR SALE. The Editor of | , Unt further particulars apply to WW. H. and HG. | every fortmeht theresiter thoughout typ season, snd J. ond F Parmiy, baw led lum, Jone 6ypoo, to dia was apprenticed to a printer to learn the art of | uaual. the Evening Star 1s nuthorized to nell,on very oo. | RU’ Coe Set immediately west oh fee ap a +43. MARSHAEL. Prop’r. | gard ail mercurial p 100s for Sung T ain, sieo Printing. the most desirable farma inthe Couaigr of Curcege | =" : T)YSPEPSIA FITS meats for the aramtrection of Costineous Gara After working at printing nearly a year an Dinas tres fee ee ok London cor- of. JLoontains about. 500 sores, of which 2 are FRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. YSPEPSIA AND gy Brown, | Testh.and that Forcnian. monsted og wend rite, uncle ca d took i i res) ent Sprin; ii it- | ¥ and, and the residue arable land, in a fine con- ‘| a: 3 Ci etd ~<a’ <4 as the only reliable substance that oan be worn in the Michigan. We ster Pag ns oe vie ves pes the Mitr cf Teta Cire een dition for cultivation. This tract is situated about TRIDE Ne feamer vas siticted b poem thal y Rigid ate) tmouth, as was moat conclusively shown by the iast - s : Bue; gives Cl n | {hree miles fron. Culpeper Conrt House. Ithas upon | MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, | 3f ine tinal sMicted by Dispepss hed. ui American Dental C on. moved to another place, and then to another, | explanation of the incompatibility between mall dwelling -house and ordinary farm_busid- PROVIDENCE, R. 1 eventually cured by a prescription farrched tam in | , Although he fistters himself from hie and finally to Iowa, where we lived three years. | Dickens and his wife : . All the arable land not in cultivation is well | Qpyicg............-.....-.. TRENT Biocn. | a yous cums acl. wee chin vey | dence and practice in Washington, be Ayo -8 At nearly every place we lived 1 got employ- “In the literary world very little is stirring, facene ae 208 peaiexen oer ee aarit . hun ty amere child. while ina state of trance, has pee Ld ec bers ment in a printing office. |. 2, [except the gossip on the domestic affairs of | equalied,in Licduiont Virgina. kbetdne ee Cnanrenep BY LacisLature, Jung, 1855, Gulled spent Tt ia Crete ae ten momerer baving TESTIMONIALS: I became a Fres Lover while in Iowa} Charles Dickens. Probably his explanatory | the Losey commands a fine mountain prospect, 2 | Authorized Capital othe $00,000 | a8 of Dyspepsia. The ingredients may be found i. | Frem the late Rector of the Chureh of Epiphany @ through the medium of Nichols’s Monthly. | letter, published a month ago and full ot mys- Fee of the surrounding country fot. many Cash Capital paid any drag store. I will send this valuable p esorip- this our. — through the Social Revolutionist [ heard | terious allusions, has excited as much curiosity itacty adentad ts the teen Siwrncae and eat scapes ta aiinicaesad tad poate a aa enonrt wt anv see te Bigs ny ov pera and ay cooheeee Te of Berlin, {came to Berlin and found it was| in America as here. ‘he facts dimly alluded present in a good state of improvement. The owner on i ree: nO ~ > ‘os porter daptiot. on wy home’ I had expected the same. to are these: About twenty-two pis ago, will sell it for | ‘An its val st early pension PRED ree, wae were: No. 21 Grand sree fares Ge RS forme have been ih shly seti to - i that you riers Cire) : ? | is made. Persons wishing to purchase — iy 7 d&wi ” vi i? mar receive the nage my frenae and the cll, [havo been happier since { havo come | Mr. Dickins, then a clerk, married a very | communicate win We De WAL ah 5 ae | Sublio that your ceil ‘deserves. "7 an than I was ahyahere else. But my Label rapecnree ayy girl (whose parents tthe star in 9 Ward Coming. saa {Obed Pe Mies, Tae som s eel ES. ae se oom ver Te non; Soul has not found another with whieh to rest | 0ppozed the match’ as far beneath her) and | ns | AT COME. ator, [Peet es Mtlishs 4 river having made additions to his | Washington, Aug, 9,18. J, W. —my heart, no home. took her home toobscure lodgings at Furnival’s ELIS LIVING § Samuel ts Daring, ; William B: rier eergmenze veers hic, seneiere fort Frem one of the oldest irm Baitumore, Messrs In my younger days I was self-conceited, | Inn. For some years they lived ¥ happily S Biot ci Raward 6 bers Pale Baden _ 7 facturing” ail Kinds of CAR sare secre a owing to ialso training; but since coming to| together; but Mr. Dickews Maving besos a | mare: Kictions of Bo! Pate ys | Beorne WW Ball, . Sand LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur | Biawing employ. *. Rtophen Bay, Surgeon Den- Berlin, I come to a truer knowledge of myself, | great man, flattcred and courted, finds that his | Army vs. French People, Red Sen nat ‘This Company Insures against Lossor Dainage by | 98%! his long experience in the busi- of Weshiaston city. to exeonte 2° on fe- sed, and ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction. and discovered that I am a poor, miserable domestic felicity is not as great as could be de- | Telegraph Lines; Mr. Rarey’s Teac! th Fire, on Stores, Merchandise. Dwelnngs, Mills. specimen of humanity—and that has added | sired. Two or three years ago, he gave a din- won Fists 200 Wr, Ee Re 2 iphad euapritation Cares Risks Sh eanee at another weight to crush my aspiring soul. I | ner tohis literary friends on the anniversar Lady on the Mall: Mra. Homby tes of premium. QQ tant and d. it f work, Which hi to All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept op ce entire satiatustionst and view “Of th fe that hand. most dirt one ‘Ail REPAIRS neatly done,and all orders prompt- | Goilsce of Deltimore ined shen a iniain, te ase 5 . 7 eta 2 < : ly attended to. perform the same work satisfactorily, it gives possess awful aspiration—I want to be a good, | of his wedding-day, and in proposing his wife's | Ether; Uniform Weights and rer. Losses promptly and equitably adjusted and | "Second-hand inex new pleasure to express Gonhdence and wise angel; but, with my miserable organiza: | health, stated that he had never seen a shade | he, [avine Ax ervennen avery seturaay ta : appear on ones. NOREW 9, JON EY Elen estimation of tie sroferscare’ eat ~~ pone neerst good. cow a tutors lephadlan oss eon ony oy ieee rere Price $6 per annum; 12 cents a single ANG FOR — area wo * ws Baltimore, Jan.12, 197. HARMANN BO@@S, exis! 18 Wor im. ic . " “ Six led Extract froma nete from late Hea. Jean and 9 gr to Berlin, linegke “Tn Berlin t is mp sopra He reads his words to her, | J¥'¢ CW FRANCK TAYLOR. Agent, parties £0 insured. ‘Ti A Bod spenad hend Fiance See Le . < “ae u ; i 9 i ab- CE, ‘ ludes th lit, = - = Sener aco s . 5. SENATE, Aug. will happy i there I will find brave and | an she. absorbed in needle-work, inquires ab- | I unorrany NOE ACTORS AND | sgenment motbrccludes the possibility of an as- | © Just thik of ita PIANO for $10 per morth at | pay made for ns See a: oving, and free men and women, and I will be | stractedly what he means by sowe of his most BUIL The Board of Direotors have authorized the issues | PULIS'S Fiano Store. 2) | at be ~ Very * happy.”’ And I have found the Berlin Soc brilliant passages. In short she is not a com- ENKINS § LAMBDIN of Policies on couutry rieke, detached on very low | WE 300D SECOND HAND PIANOS. CHN M. CLAYTON ists as brave and free as I expected, but I have | p2nion to him, so the brilliant novelist and ac fanufacture Sash, Doors, and Blinds, Crown Aro- | terms, sale at three and ten do.lars per month, at ay discovered that no earthly, outside conditions | tor separates on the ground of ‘ incompatibility’ | 'tf*#Ve, Pannel, and other Mouldings, Plain and | The Company expec! serve the confidence of | 36. between 9th and 10th streets. ‘We thore that seek reiief from the maindies of the k - ii y: fica Yee wham & ed bef Pe y ney Brackcts, and all other work in connection | the public by duing bu ou as favorable terms | jy 12 JOHN F. ELLIS, | teeth, 1 can cheerfully r ond De. 3. Basly ae @ eels fe sath CIE BST exe Acta | and to ceri at tee honseforththetr fives | giana tiene cmescer tau may other entnb~ fairuges and Hiverality tmall thet dealings Cone NEW FURNITCRE WAKE ROOMS for one my faailes an pingeed Severn’ teeth for orid, e myself; but I cannot be saved ! , n orth ves | lisi 0 joston. raoes . 5 ij self, and the work has ai! stood well for more than —and now, at last, J /eap into Odlivion! have separate ends. The oldest child. a youth ‘Terms cash. JENKINS & LAMBDIN, Poleies granted and tssued to parties effecting in- Sense Rie ‘ nrnsen a myself, MOMENT T. ber And none of you will say I did wrong. You | of 21, has chosen to follow the fortunes of none CARE AGH STEPS ©. re NEE Fes suriuog, af ouce withogt delay Ey the ‘ING ee aT AL Odd Ellows’ Hal ne = South, of the Va. Conf. of the M. .. Church will say, “Itis well’ Yes, on the contrary, | mother, while the daughters remain with their 18. 1866. eeu it would be wrong for me to stay here,a burden | father. To make the affair still more notorious, to myself and those around me. I am of no ac- | 2 young lady, Mrs. Dickens's sister, has under- J. RUTHERFORD, conut. Let me die, die, die! taken to ‘ keep house for Mr. Dickens and his N. B.—Mant ee coeur ite = Esta You have all been good to me, and I have | daughters. The whole affair is very repugnant | yaya, 2 ante’ Monuments, &e., always on meant to be good to all. If I have not been | to our ideas of matrimonial constar ey, and has good to any one, 1 ask forgiveness. And my | not enlarged the circle of Mr. Dicken’s ad- M ARBLE WORKS, persecutors I forgive, and those who have slau- | mirezs.”’ THE 8 : ees WM. RUTHERFORD, dered me, I forgive ; I fergive all. I believe in \- ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, Necessity. Cor E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, There are but few of you but will be sur- the Knickerbocker, who writes from ansfield, Wasuineton City, A LARGE AS*ORTMENT OF FURNITUR Fr, WoOODand WILLOW WARE, PICTURES and LOOKING GLASSES, We can eel! the above articles cheaper than any house in the city; and invite persons in want, of such goods to give us a call, as our motto’ is" Quick sales and snvall prokits.”” Al kinds of Old Furnitare taken in ex- change for new, ata fair valuation. Don’t mistake the pinco—Uea Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. (ma BONTZ & BRO. [NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. Agent, No. 25 High street, je14-tf Georgetown, D. frerk REN‘T\—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with pcre ang st-eet, Georgetown, the M. De Bodisco, coutaing 16 or 17 4) at the Marble Yard, corner 12th and E streets, cheaper than elsewhere. ‘We, the undersigned, having had occasion te avail gurse!ves of (ne professioun: sail uf Dr. 3. Baily, Sargeon Deniust of this city, or having been cogn SQnut of hus operstions on our families of friends, take P'Srsure in CXpressing Our admiration of his artistic skill, a8 weil as of the any ayes manner in Waich he performs the mort delicate and difioult Operations in Dental fom bv Ley we respectfully re- eommend hum te the conhdence And patconnge © ped ic. of which we consider him ominently w * U, WaLtER, Architect U.S. Canto, TILLER, M. D.,oi Washington, jate residence of rooms. ‘The house and lot are jarge amt in complete order, having all the necessary out-buildings, batus, &c. tis one of the most cominodious in George- town, and well arranged for comfurt and eiegance, iy to BROOK EB. WILLIAMS, 6 eorgetown es, A Cotorgp Discourse.—A correspondent of 2 4 — ne =e = OHRER, M. D. of Georgetown, J. Brised at my final “act; you thought I was | bio, sende the following “discourse,” for the voautifel designed: wad Heictaacony enved ARN Rigrisieee ee ral MONEY te LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES Se Or eer tay Oe a i : i entire authority of whic! vi ithout BLS i ariety of Marhi: together with @ A Poor Fellow, by the author of “Which the meet TOR | 1OTiGiy wees adds etpeatenny waeey: L Here 1 38 reserve, reeling taken it aaa ‘from the thick choice Avoriment of STATUAR Ye twhich for ten Right or che Left.” lyol: $123. iia oC RYBB BROTHE: RS, BANKERS, RSE W Al ox, Bx: aa : — ppiness. kept Lipset the d hi f- signand finish cannot be surpassed, and are well | Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Anu S. Stephens,2vol., | ‘8 ?- + sarasreradheiall dian worse J BaLpwin, Re th misery inside ; at times how it burned! Oace, | /ips o Severned ocathc Bimacit : Ae laptod for the Garden or ‘Tomb. A large asnort- Paper; Si. DIANOS.—Two very good at $9) each; one at $75, * pal Rittenhouse ls one of you said tome, “You look as though My tex, bredren and sister, will be foun’ in | ment of Plain. Mantels, Monuments, and Tumb- Ad le, by Julia Kevenesh i vels $1.5 ~ one at $99; and several at $100, $125, kc. Also, stones at very low pri a “ = tea toasd th an antique New ts executed to order w: jonument a any : pesign ir wi! Carra, { val.; 8 : ‘ngland tale, by Emma Lily White, a Romance, by Edward Goodwin, 1 you wasin pain.” I turned it off as though de fus capter of Gemesis and twenty-sebenth nothing was the matter with me. But there re he largest stock of new Pianos e fered im th ity. one TONNE. ELLIS. Punctuality 3% Pa. ave., bet. 9th and lith sis. O SHOEMAKERS. was something th i : An de Lord make Adam.’’ I tole you how Estimates given for Brownstone or Marble work | vol.; §1. sages — pain. Phare slcoys was “mamebisc tee he make him. He make him out ob ciny, and or North River Fiaging, and evory other work ix | The'Life and Times of Hugh Miller, 1 vol.; $1. IL7~ Musio sent by mail. post free. wereld Just received by the subscriber, and for sale. 2 Magdelen, the Enohantress, by E. L. L.,1 vol.; 1, The Wife's Trial, by Miss Pardoe; 50 ots. Romance of the Harem, by Miss Pardoe; 50 cts, T: e Jealous Wife, by Misa Pardoe; £0cts, The Rival Beau: Muss Pardoe; 5) cts. Confessions of & ty Woman, by Miss Pardoe; 5 ote. Robert Oaklands, by Leigh Ritchie; 25 cts. jem R ter with me!” when be get dri he bretbe into him de breff ob And here I unite my protest against and ut- | life. He put him inde garden ob Eden, and he ter my curse upon Marriage! And I curse | ®et h'm in de korner ob de lot, and he tole him Religion! And I curse “God,” the Father- | ‘9 eat all de apples, ’ceptiu’ dem in the middle Monster! 2 de orchard ; dem he want for de winter ap- And I say to you, seriously, from the depths | Ples- of my sympathising heart: Bo uot bring hit Byme by, Adam he be lonesum. So do Lor’ NOTICE. Tue subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public that he haa taken the od stan Messrs Rrereton & Bro., corner of 7th and F No, 464 7th street, where he wai keep 8 genera’ sortment of WINE. LIQUORS, and GROCE- RIES, and FEED and PROVISION. 3 JONAS P. LEVY je l4tt Snecexsor to Brereton & Bro. call and make an inspection of our stook. 8 note of the address. fal? ORD MONTAGUE’S PAGE; an historical romance of the seventeenth century. tee P R. eons ae of Ace so alpen ion,” eto., eto, Price $1.25. Just published, an for sale at TAYLOR & MAURY’'S, ides of Spanish Siavchter and Hemlock SOLE Leata SK, winch will be sold from one to one ponges — ) Gt prices that cannot be duplicated in this market, "Also, a chores lot of FRENCH CALFSKINS at extremely low prices, Constantly on had, a complete assortment of one g 9 Laninogs, — . aed = i. ish aud ench Lastings of every al a R. J, DARRAG 4 $035 SH Pa. avenue. ANCK TAYLOR. - J. a, dren into existence, to suffer! If you cannot ee oe you ips he make her: He B DOWN = UNNS & CLARKE’S andl 405 Weth strect. Washington. D.C. rent a healthy happy child—if you do not | 8i¥e am lun till be got sound ’sleep, Y THE OLD GaS HUUSE.—The cheapest MBROTYPES AND = = = a 4 - r ni » 4 E PHS. HALLETT, DAViS & CO.’ EW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR Sone you can do this—refrain, 0 refrain ! n he gouge rib out he side and make Ebe ; Pauxsole'k ip ATREDiees oo Leuiaitna The Ambrotypes Salentiey Hames soni fobs CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES, N STORE. The subsoriber begs lesve to say that be has x Ae % pro ain Now Brave. corner of 7th ont opie 36 Pa. av., 9th loth ats, Where neintends to keepan assortment of W Purchasers will find if totnerrmerentto examine | LIQUORS. CIGARS. and hue GROCERIES: for themselves the superior qualities of the above | fine Tess, Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rav ins, Figs, Sardines, Anonovies, &c., ail of the most Stools, Covers, Melodeons, &¢., &c., aiso op hand, » i6-tr superior to any taken in the aty. 18 a are taken on Patent Leather, so that they oan be sent to any part of the country without any extra expense. Cail early before the rush—on Pa. avenue, between 8th and 9 h sts, » SANDS. N_B—New lot of Cases just received. jez avenue, between 9th and Umbreltas Bought, Sold, Exchanged. or Mended as a . . cl *, ende igen JOHN BASIL. ADIES’ BRAIDS, PLAITS, CURLS, HALF 4 WIGS, and PUFFS at GIBBS’S, near corner of 13th street and Pa. ave. ia 3-Am ‘h streets, near You will be happier without me. And the | 2%’ he tole her to cat all de apples *ceptin’ dem chair upon which ani ‘the rooms I lin, in Se _—— of de orchard; dem he want he gered in, and the th ed, will be fi winter app! from my blighting yt be and thus a Wun po de Lord he go visiting ; de debble will be happier’ And the spears of grass he cum along, he dress himself up in de skin ob which I tread upon and sicken will gain new we os he fine aes ani eg lp her: strength and a happier life when I am gone! ba why for you not eat de apples in de mid- ~ IGN OF THE __ Most of you will ouly think me as Leving | dle eb deorchard 2” Ebesays, «Dem deLord’s | Srgeng THEN ond nace thon ty the Paria iets where you ‘nay Get LO KEN g.- passed on’ to a happier sphere; but I see ue | Winter apples.” But de debble says, «I tole | Option, D. WOOLFSON. wh Se GLASSES, im gilt or mahoenny fi VOR existence beyond, aud think 1 know what | You for to eat dem, casedey’s de best apples in | bas arriv ol gr) : ate TRAIT and PICTURE RA receiving and for sale on! du waited JOHN E. ELLIS appro : rands ep sieshanina ‘amiliesand members o| ongress are i —————————————— Ff ited to cal. and examine the stock before pu:- TASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY — | danse ae a Capital $200,000, with individual liability of A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m ramen 5 Hf stoe! oe Troe all giasees of Rroper ey ported direct by the subscriber, wholesale and irectors— . » Franoi obun, Hud- 5 a reog wer t. Jon. Bi W: Galt, | “Gane! Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and death will be to me; and I welcome the “great | 4¢ orchard.”” So Ebe eat de apple, and gav | O%2, 53 u ry many | or square, gilt or otherwise; or any other kind of | son Taylor, San’ . Joa. ryan. M. - Galt, fate of silence” which the Universe has in store} Adam a bite, and den do debble, he go amy. BYE Stags: among which ere thes ne | eens etd Rept Gonstantiy on hands cheap | Ace sorner Pasavesueasd lahetzect™ Tm’ OF | Prpduct taken in cachanre., constantly on hand. for its abnormal child! I die—as I have lived Bywe by de Lor’cum howe, and be call Adam. RISCOPIC CONCAVE, and CONVEX. ibe ft cash. JOHN WAGNER, JAS MeGUIRF, Pres, Country orders punctually attended to, and Coun- —alone' Farewell! Adam he tay low, so do Lor’ call again, “ You Oe EV EEe pat DOUBLE POLISH D 2-1 hatwaan te and ith cte, ne 2th saan Lal tzy Produce, of Sonerigngy, pooerge Aah “Phere was silence deep as death; Adam !"— Adam say, «Hea, Lord!” and de | which are warranted to mprovenny EYE alfectad | —we 2 t-——______hetwean 1218 and 13th atm. NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP | "Suc to Brereton & Bro.. Na. 464. %th stron And the boldest heid bis breath,’ Lor’ say, ‘‘ Who stole winter apples ?’” Adam ay yrenkness patent or tending to it; also NEw LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING HER D'S. corner Wthand D streets. corner of F, opposite the Patent Office.” m 23 lv —Foratime:?" "CHARLtG, | tole him, Don’t know—be, he "epost ”” $0 | SHORT SIGH'EDN ERS aaantavacshen | “Corner of MK serort cot Peoniebonsin aootide, | Onisonged Basten Gtbees Belecl Teentast PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION —A pers —————+e_____ de Lor’ call; « Ebe”” lay low; de Lor’ call | now using them, will be suited at Arsteight, Those | rhe undersrened bene leave ta'announce te the | wards, Hymna, Trscts, ker Wesley F feot Portrait of yourself for 2 cents, warra:ted Eseuisn Deav-Lerr 0. again, ‘‘You Ebe!”’ Ebe say, “ Hea Lor’! lerfu 4 citizens of Wash ston, and the pubii and Takings, Lost Chapters, Chi igrama, The | not to fwie, 2,00 of these beautiful ures mide een Weis. — ihe fll re “ Who stole de winter a; oo | BOUBLE-P HED VENEZUELIAN = | in general, that he has just completed ‘True Woman, Peter Cartwright, Biblion!"Diction- | by We adiey in nine weeke. No charge unless tho lowing report from the English dead-letter of- Lor’ say, inter apples ORYSTAL R f the finest Stables in the city,where ary, Tounge of Fire. What Must I do to be Saved, | sitter is perfectly sxtiafied. Pictures on paper for interesting: Ebe tole bim, ‘Don’t know—Adam, she AG received the highest recommendations at the | can. at nil times, be obtained as neat, and Sting of the adder, Livingston’s Travels in Afriea, | # cents, which can be sent by mail without extra So do Lor’ coteh em boff, and trow dem ober d Wee q Paris, through . be found any- tory of Indians, Six oH charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Suu t _ — prey af datiece scat io the ‘pe fence. can he tole em Go work for your lib, eros i A al ini ee fon ‘i wei linen a fine wonartanent of ro Scenes, New Li light not compirel._ K. Cc. Woobies 5 urned-letter office’ in 1857, (as de: ters,) | ones; po fo r th, : t be enr- : Photographer, No. 312 & street, amoanted in England t) 2,024,057; in Seotlang | bin.”” Rison all styles of OPERA, SPY, and-MAGNI- | horses whieh able the quuntey,and ‘ohowee lei | “Also, Agent for Publications of the “Child's | _ie 14-6 ear Willarde’ to 112; and in Irsland to 199,691. Of these Comna hind tn Sie BLL Aikpon <A F xe Glass! 28, Compasses, of new ofrriages and light wagons. Horses taken | Friend.’ ina 6 SIGNER PL. E PITCHERS, GYME! L vom.—A corres- sale a stor vw! r ER > ® 7 icroscopes were returned to the writers 1,460,792 in er of Eighth atroct and at livery on a6 reasonable terms as af any Satablioh- JOST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT o Biehth atreet No. 491. i A ; i t inthe city. Give me a call, and [ guarantee lar; CAS TORS, CAKE BASK » 145,512 in J, and 128.904 Pondent of the Chicago Press and Tribune, pen tis thoti . OTT. a large assortment : : < Ks. vaality, Ireland.” In England 102,234 letters were reis. | "?iting from Atlanta, L jan county, Illinois, f cormer af 8th street. “ma 43m" ALLISON NAILOR Ja. | fhome nll new stile BANJOS. Call vl Anda locof ae Peery ‘landie SE eaver sued. to corked! addresses, 196,779 were. describes the singular terminatiomof the Fourth | _ v ee the same as at his ORD ST. LEONARD'S HAND-BOOK OF turned unopened to foreign count: ie, | of duly ball in that town : lishment inkurose. n9-t Property Law. ‘so hij olled in the Feb- colonies, and 263,251 weré destroy It appears that the managers, several days we plated) TABLE KNIVES. Just received, and offering very low, at 338 Penn, T° BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS. r — Bvenue. 1 have juat received atarge supply ofthe best White | je 24 H. 0. HOOD. “4 ri 5 ND, whioh Till sell iow, Also, White | ee t ry hess and Cheoker Board, for p'ayi RAV ED ont LIME, oe eae eee IANOS AT GREAT BARGA.NS—I have 6 | dance, thinking to have u geod langhtis ake: | center eet UMsetee eeah tare SAPP aged anne omsane smn ole il | GUS Noite aod Mad Atha at fe ton” | tows tore’ greg. tuts HEANOR dom) 30,669. and thes of 8° | selves over it; but to the surprise goat pres- | dore Stewart is t assume command. and the pri- For anleat TAYLOR & MAURY’S ee eee eens he tf pt 669, and the S d ward y tud- tnva S34 Pa. corner of C and Mth sts., near the canal. cou: try st prices tosuit the times. seve. £419,039. Almost all thie pr ape, r2? | ent, after the ball had got under full headwny, seal pli pen gon po Bao ce ol WALD RW. BATES. | ti very fing Pianos, but little used, are offering at = ld wreck he =n eat bargains. Property four of the aforesaid ministers made thet fe IONAS BLEU YS nee We ered AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICE greet bare fs ever, ultimately returned to the writ t al rs le their ap- pA new Wine ri {DU * ‘o of Hallet & Davis's, 7 octave, roseweod letters, 3,320 letters in England tot the Hide erance in the Hall, spd soon were m{ngling | Stee corner of Ahand F street. me From this date I offer the fol of £16,202, with the ercestenoe ee amount] ith the bystanders. ‘The “sot” being throughs Wits POINT GRAVEL, for rooting, and | iowink Goods forless than lat hy ext RITISH OUTRAGES. Tuary number of lack jood’s Magazine, ore vol., : tf INFLUENCE a ' since, sent special invitations to the ministers I ¢tobidetltla iy INE ars {2 bas been: brow cloths Pocket Chas 2 boatage 12 cents, S20. Ove of Munn & Clirke’s for $258, letters, ec i i i @ announcement was made that the minis- garden walks. vie facing took, wis x iti Queot Munn & : for ua 31d wit have Foon deneapes | (ot Baring etn aliled 10 ited, doured | BULSWPaas Eeaht fat Wha tad Wl Tan ed | MANATEE GRANTS oan, sel dot ipabasemial abe valu, ave aul in the Ietaraed-ilier | {oy aa es nnceded to: kes ene | CUahaesd sa Rese see eesd, Coal and sand | PHARCIDERIES. GUIFURE. yy Sb ti oe, oe LIS awail iaation Hi wae we oy y " tenn Canal, u ing oredited with t 4itference. codenamed re means of poriie k ge arlinews then bal Metiged the religions exercises of the ball! se yer yo R. WeateR, ONES wo ge Bt! Bien BROTHERS We nre the axeute ol J for seliane.thert ‘ 0 shed, snother prayed, and ahother | Te !t¢ —___R. W.BATER._ ; 1a NN, STANDS cece eal sak ped WT oak ot of Leausongtee sa tae ma onetrener ai wy te pele teak dp aged ofA. Bighons hymn, when'| FMPLOYMENT— 920 A Moxrn—A Konident KS ING of alt xizes, 5 PIANOS. seoopd-Trand, protiy ego tone bn 4 ed CRACKESS. They are eutirely ! d nent ih manta Tuetier Coen sok Gee |e LOWERS, BLBBON few bexiahers, for rent nt 2 and | | fthe ehoigest Genesee Piour, m.1t securities which imay have become valueless | t?® or poring what tare matiors wore | ine Vi ie Mg trae st table land Upostel attention paid ta RESS-MAKING, in | Bor, month of for sale at ed ta as Crater of 'h os 7 amounts *, ‘+ through lapse of time. likely e, ordered the musicians te pro- pt 5 | hs Rss may be eoy e Meiae : 0. 98 Pa, avenue, i p farmieh then at ceed, and the dance 1 UPS BROW Ne eae address Dr. : it’ betwee: * BURCHELL. ae bes peer ipeehshage ny tpg ah ministers wae their own attaing sey Ci Noy ONT Ns Des Smet Token - DOs sista Ee, By TPARY a PF. ELLIS. “ cornet Vermont ave, and isth at. inicio wil boracragtetiataertnt woeaase are Presmeiaey Bron diate wee pets | Cig pasate | Cosustshe Siermaete’ pees | Toa, eaeen aon a Zoeeare bc Ma fac Setters be cacried fen tol} Worxixg wis PAssagu.—Thore is. s' " "8 "ISAAC HERZBERG, from@i to oh tire fieat ay im ForCnte-l hojmeis’ chor! Golebretien.al bade Piene from jet} about town . eae a | logues apply to ters, ae — re bank notes:te the ‘Bice hapten poeccners raed ot fe 1 acd oh PR no hee td eel eis nla, of ‘ * fe 99. aenisin CLS RUES, HOETE COT > ieee JOBN F. ELLIS val 250 43. 6d. ill | houses while the boat waa at the wharf in New MELODEONS FOn RENT cHEgp, ils | STAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BAN Ng | EQADILIN-SYRIA; by sobn- probably yet be applied ‘o aad be}. York. aud Sees grate he 2 ee ties. FLUE TOOTH Naty An Banvouin # 1A; by eee 6s. bé. ¢ Wheel anaes He did bee awake T E LARGEST PIANO WARERQON SL at er gireoneodet be Sues Room, under Wulaeds RS > erations; price 7% ots. i for sum of £527 carried ¥ bays yrs of the Life Insurance Fund di ogteeredh net 48 | until the boat was under way. Of gourse there’| .m the city, the gre: Musie tise a tee Ano : Os “TAYLOR. & MAURY'S_ ot oar wt sca Fagen | Sc ARON, ae me | lard ane eet | QM eonacs il | | ANDRAS NOREATE Rp.cee | ypmiqppont a nee cemoren ete ing-to the year; for, owing to an alteration = the’ uy > Cl aren neces, S, the en, &e9c! ail avenue between 9th nad l0tn ste "3, nesr Matert: the arrsagementa for the dis of . je disposal of retu ha peta com: tak : a newt, noranee, Ot ST pornas § wn ty Sie ey mean sat Cc 0) WALL, bers, the proceeds of two years’ letters in | was led to make the tri FUME ag compel rip ASHIONABLE FER Sg MERIES, ftom the . AND PAPER-RULING : vein eo) HICKEBING PIANO.IN BEST OR DER® , Con'ipues to feruials ———— : 5 2 ad atthe Artiving 2t Newport, he. lat gh TESLA AL SA 2 oy of all kids aud aizes. P will GOFF & s pity "eancd” the rsiywioting) in oad Week heard, a3 me od from bie rite ri Soreok : WG. WETZER ITT, Li pom 6 ee oa 2 Rie pene j ae expression “Have you vot x | us position. We have not eard't) at an tra E R TARER 4 : BL POF uiture repair inolsteting done ; and Var- | —— > PUCK end all sorts of COMBS ome 2 by-word in New | charge wee sande for the state room” in this | THE LARGEST PIANO WAREROOM IN | tx by ges. ishing done af houses, wo, | Lda fe Bes eas fis aa instange.— Newport News, me ¢doorg from i atroot, ons Pampnlev*RANCK TAYLOR, | gqrct“enee—D street, between eth and 7th, No | Si goom, - wee