Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1858, Page 1

HE EVENING STAR ~ PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at #48 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscibers the sub- Soription price is $3 Wa year, in adrance ; $2 for *iX months ; 1 for three months; and for less than week, Single + Evening Star. Cash, wn 1m advance, By subsoribing in Clubs rarsed amorg neishbors 8 mail Agent, as wili be without the intervention af 8 aa! rl ved. per (ents Stan will saved. It invarimbiy Gshingioe copies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents News" that hme made Tue Rvantno Bram ciroot ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inte #0 renerally throughout the - <a . Single copies (in wrappers) osp prvoprs ata fo counter, Frmedistely the wseue of the Paper. Proe—-THREK CENTS, Inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekly, 25 per cent. advance ; once a week, 0 Der cent advancs. VOL. XII. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1858. NO. 1,772 and their cheeks were rose-red; and each jostled AL. the other so as better to see the welding pry- WOOD AND co cession of the fair Agatha and her gallant lover C04", WOOD, LIME, AND SAND. on its way to the altar of St. Fantasmos. Lam vow discharging 4 cargo of Greenwood White pomp the marriage cavalcade came by, Ast COAS cpr and rekon. A deduction of 25 couts it was like a from inted book. t] wi msde if taken from the vessel. Also, a well- wae fair aan mate t 5 privericee “a8 o oe ee te oan ia io manly; the parents were so venerable with their | fme WUOD Cumberlaud Lump, Run of the Mine white locks, and their faces lit with the beau- | nq Smiths’ Coal. Postmasters who sct as agents will be a!- lowed 8 commission of 20 cents. ADIES’ SHOES !—LA DIES’ SHOES !!—The Success | have met with ox {he eee short period I have been established, bles me to offer Ladies’ Shoes, af my Own make, et the following prices: ” best English Lasti: iters. “adies’ beat double sole Moroney teoka JUBAL, THE RINGER. High in the brown belfry of the old Church of St. Fantasmos, sat Jubal the Ringer, look- ing over the huge town that lay spread below. A great black net work of trees stretched far away on every side—the sombre web of inter- twisted human passions and interests. in which, year after year, many thousand souls had been —— and destroyed. E“ son institute, H street, between 12th and 13th streets, Seuxcr Crassicat anp MATHEMATICAL ScHOOL ror Boys. Tho Sixth Annual Session of this Institute com menced the Ist day of September. The number of — 1s limited, and the School is strictly select. + nue. between !2th and 13th sts It is particu! - suited eae recent ead —_ business. “pay lo TJ. . * 2 and C'sts.. No. 547. CT eae tent POR RENT.—Suite of or single ROOMS. 1 shed or unfurnished, very desirably located, ——-- 91.25 vammwe 1d Fines miet a orless term, corms mode- a Segre clnims aoe fear nee t cnarncterisn bce”: tenn. Law ration Gai 4 *. , y a ‘ena. avenue, ar! it is ata =a emphat & Grammar 5 FA ~ loping hills, with clear cut edges, rose all | tifal sunset of departing life. we Path erode — and C streets, one Hotel. wer eee e classical course te espenial thorough. % pag Market ‘Space, 2d door above about the dark town, which seemed to be | ing As the Upegrgin pasted beneath the win- | se22-eust Cc. M. KEYS, ou l7-T&stt F. HOLDEN, paler Rt ead ~a jpropare for College will ha Sia Guns ing at the bottom of avast purple goblet, whose | dows, bunches of ribbons and flowers and bits ~ careful training. . warrant OR RENT —Several well furnished Parlors and Chambers, suitabie for families or single gentie men, Tney are pleasantly situated, and lighted with xas throughout. Apply at No. 215'F street. south side, between I4th and 15th sts. se 14-2aw5t tee ant cl (OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE, No, 357 lith street, between Massachusetts avenue and ‘ A L— a of gray-colored paper, on which amorous de- Cc oe A =o oe vices were written, were flung to the bride and telcereretved, and now unloading aay weed. oe ee B Byee ds mare on nic LODE | ko of Wed ’Ash Kex-nize COA Ls froa from ditioot a very low price for cash, or undoubted paper at short tect them, for they are beautiful and dates. A cargo of White Ash daily expected, And this lasted until they entered the gates uf | Come and nee for yourselves, rim, touched with the whiteness of approaching day, looked as if they were brimming with the foam of some celestial wine. Deep in the dis- tance rolled a long river, musical through the night, and shaking back the moonbeams from its bosom. as if in play. Lerms_ pei te t E branche: $1259; for the fall course, gi, eee “y “Be 4 CHAS. B. YOUNG, Prinoipal._ GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, BoaRDING axD Day ScRooL. The daties of this institutie ll the \5th day of Se tember * ext. = eens SHOES, MISSES’ SHOES, CHIL. DREN’S SHOES, von og if st \ ie Pe. crenme, te <a Oe oO. tween 8th and 9th ste alton’ Weare selling Z fpstice Gaiters at. Lave’ f R. W. BATES M street containing five rooms,a pa lor, dining _Pupiis from Washiogion conveyed to and ftom go do uskine .. e It was an old belfry, the belfry of St. Fan- | the church, where it was taken up by the poor Wood and Coal Dealer, Toom and kitchen, and carriage-house. Will beso | tiie Seminary without charee, = An ans oti ee ee cae © tasmos. It sprang from a vaulted arch with | people of the town who awaited them there. | #07 (States.) 14th at., near the Canal. diately, Apel orth een ae pan Riven Rivy, | 20 2-tOott mre by than iy'17-8m TIMOTHY CLARK. four groinings, which nung directly over the | So, with benedictions falling upon them thick COAL coaLs—coaL sel im* is hia ey al emo a altar, #0 that one above in the bell-room could see, through the cracks in the atone ceiling, the silver lamps that lit the shrine, the altar-rail- ings, the priest, the penitants, below. Old flat mosses clung to the weather. beaten sides of the belfry; and the winds went in and out through it wheresoover they willed. From the very summit, which was pointed, there arose a tail as the falling leaves of autumn, they passed into the Church of St. Fantasmos; but as they | Now 1s the time to make engagements for your - ry Winter Fuel ained the threshold the bride looked up to the We will be dischai 1 f COAL, Belfry and there she fancied she beheld a assorted sizes. Red Ash ‘and. Winte Aen, during man’s head glaring at her with two fiery eyes, | e8ch Of the months of September ard October. so that she shuddered and looked away. The Cas PCE MAN BRO.. > 4 corner of Gihand B streets, next instant she looked up again, but the head | _ se 17-2w Opposite the National Hotel. PrRANELIN ACADEMY. - H st., between 19th and 20th, ( First Ward.) A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Term commences September 6th. Number lim- ited to tweniy-feur. ‘he courre of etudy ix de- signed to prepare pupils thoroughly for business or college. The Principal can be time. after the lat pro: Te LAEsOr WAsmiIneTON CITY, Aving been sogaced in manufactur od Misces’, am Children's Shoes fore thos it Dy ought know by this time what will suit them in that line, and can safely any that wo do; whieh you can prove kiving our works trial. You can find (niall tumes) the articles at ihe priusipa! Shoe Stores in Wash- Wee city—the Shoes well-known as J. W, ALUARLE PROPERTY FOR SAIL The subseriber offers at private sale the property known as the Bakery.situate# on the south side of the al, near the Alexandna Aquedve’, together with the wharf. which is about 210 jeet deep from Canal erers the tow-path being included in this prop- erty. The Bakery has a front of 64 feet on the Canal een at the Academy any mo. Circulars at ook Q was gone. YOAL AND WOOD. Shiner on 2 inches of water for driving its ma-f stores: | Wibticteicasis = =e UNEST SRUHEE — iron rod, on which stood a golden cock, with| The people who were not invited to the cere- Cc — if “Fate prpperty fora Bakery or Coal Yard 1s not a - ae. : head erect to catch the morning breeze, with | mony loitered in the yard without, intendin A fol ansortment of RED and WHITE ASH | gut asybh by any in the District. ad W TERN ACADEMY. = feathers spread to bask in the morning sun. A —_— cock, I said; alas, golden no longer! Vind and weather had used him badly; and he had molted his splendor. Battered, and ray, and rusty, with draggod tail and broken pak, to eccompany the bride home when the sacre Sayin eRe Seige es oe rite was concluded, and cheer her by the way Also, HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD, all waited, the chimes in the belfry began to peal. | poctan chy maine feors. and consequently. free “How now!” cried one. * it is too soon for Also, a Wood and Coal Yerd now in the occupancy of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron. This roperty has a front of 120 feet on the Canal and lag fene on the west side of Green strest, and is ag casy of ac- cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing- ton as any yard in the District. The undersigned has now and constantly keop on hand 8 larce and — — Sir: assortmont of Sole- feat VELVET TAPESTRY ond CANVAS ‘Those designing to beo: me members of this Insti- tution for the coming year are requested to be prea- extat the Academy on Monday, September 6, at 9 a.m. au 2%-eolm 8. L. LOOMtS, A. M., Prin’l. VELING BAGS and SATCHKLS; fine . , Portance tothe conswiner. The above property will be offered on liberal terms OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR shioees. HARNESS, WHIPS, &. he was no more the brave cock that he had | the chimes to peal. ‘Iho couple are not yet CASTLEMAN & BRO. Apply to THOMAS BROWN, 145 West streea, YOUNG LADIES —- been of yore. He had a malevolent and dia- | married.” i corner of Sch and B str Georgetown; orto. T. BROWN, Pa. ay .next :o At the Northwest corner of 6th I am prepsred to compete with the beet mann 5 ; a ow i 29 gas se 17-2w opporite the National Hotel. | corner of lathstroct, Washington, D/C. au 25-tf MRS. KESLEBY, Pris facturers, in proof of winch, read the following Ro bolical aspect. He looked as if he had made a What can Jubal be dreaming of?” said a 10 +«=SEVENTH STREET. Gao | oe ST rt of the Committee at fhe Eaur of the Metropoi- compact with the demons of the night second 422 SEVENTHSTREET. 499 FOR SALETA Market and Dairy ARM of | orn tgauturion will bo prepared to receive pupils | [Sx Mechanics” Jrstitute [or tear teen How blame him, if be had ceased to be an “Listen ”’ cried a third, “ did you ever hear WOOD !—COAL !— WOOD !!—COAL "!! hs out 3 acres, withall the neoesnary buildincs, A gentleman of experience in tenchi ox and leotur- BE Pegi ro peel htm amiable cock? For years he had done his duty | such discoris? Those are not wedding chimes. Bla hove now ye Copies two sures ob sperior oUt, Vc etetion. it ts situated in Alexandria { ing Sit] gil the Mathematical and Classiesi Depart- mhibeté bravely to the town in all weathers, teiling the | Lt is the music of devil’s.”” = nite Ash (Anthracite) COAL. which we 7, Va.. about five miles from the Long itr ce and two from the Georgetown aqueduct. ft Will be sod iow and on accommodating terms. Apply by letter, th the it Uffice, to JAMES W. RURCH,\V ty. nu 2t-tf tho beat on exhitutien, Tro idler, ok saat menta. Au 23 eotOetl T 1K COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Wasutnoron, D.C, The next Session of this Institution will com Points of the wind with unerring sagacity The winds, furious at having their secrets betrayed, would often steal softly down upon him, in the disguise of a delicate breezo, and then burst A terrible fear suddenly foll over the mul- offer at the lowest prices if delivered from the ves 5 sels. titude as they listened. Louder and louder Also, on hand, a large stock of Oak. Pine, and swelled the colossal diseords of the bells. The | Hickory Wood,to which we invite the attention of hingten N. B.—Trunks Covered and every description of i \t mence on Wednesdays, the twenty-ninth (2th) of | Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, clouds were torn with these awful dissonances; | P08 !aying in their w CHAPIN & BRO. we — wae cain September. ‘as 4 aes Gua SOS TORHAM, ; upon him with the roar of a lion. in the hope of | the skies were curdled with the groans, the No. 422 7th dating tora, 2 tty ie wituated ime ve Monday and Tucnde won will be examined on the No. 499 7th street, oppo. Odd Fel ows q tumbting him from bis sentinel’s post. aa the unnatural thunders that issued | _*¢ 1-1 betwean ¢ dential part of ercity. ne uly venson for somaes and ‘Tuesday before the opening oftheces |B iy Washington. D.C, But they never caught him; for he was then | from tho ry. ing. the owner is about going to Caltiornia THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT ——— = Saara inane 3 young and agile, and’ he glided round at the | The p ople below crossed themselves, and 50 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN RET ert eee bere Bena ithe! Estate 4 of the Columbiana Gatiegs ill commence its next ENTERS AND BUILDERS AND slightest breath, so that the winds never could tuuttered to one another that there was a devil as BLACK VE [T RIBBONS. | ——~—— aoca 7 Bernat odasades. the SeRh hh ot Saeeer- id most respectfully cell your atteutivn suceeed in coming upon his broadside, but | in the turret. # PER CENT CHEAP HAN EVEK, FUL, COTTAGE, with Bar went off howling with anger to sea, where they wrecked hips and buried them under the blue waves. But the town neglected the poor cock, and he Au 19-eotNov 1 J. G. BINNEY, President. ¥ yp ES" A SE. ‘Twenty fi rriace, Corn, Cow, and Poultry £ ores of Land inahigh state of cuitiv with an Orchard of every variety of ch for Sale.—The above property 18 within 5! Washington citr,and within 15 minute: wing adver There was a devil in the turret, for Jubal 50 pieces, all widths, , was no longer man. With his eyes fixed on sadies eailace Gee ‘ieee RIE EONE: the crack in the vaulted ceiling, through which : , " “MAXWELL’S, he saw the marriago ceremony proceeding, 8e 23 enst 328 Penn. avenu: ed by the following named vesseis, to ner Fairfax,of New ¥ RN ACADEMY, 277 I Street. SCT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. n puptls only im the department of i RS, of allordinary sizes, rm and aa — five churches. If desired wi'l be soid at the same | Mathemat Sixteen pupils only in the depart- | 9 WINDOWS of SASHE-> and BLINDS, of or- was never regilded or repaired, so that in time | and his sinewy arms working with superhuman NOTHER SUPPLY OF BEEBE'S time all the xrowing crops, horses, cown. hogs, oar- | ment of Languarer. dinary sizes, his pivots grew rusty, and he could no longer | Strength the machinery that. moved the bells, . brated | Kall Style V ILATIN riagexs, wagonr, and faiming impleinente, texetier SILAS L. LOOMIS. A. M., Teacher of Mathe- | 40,0 teet of MOULDINGS, of various sizes and move with bis furmer agility Then the storms | he seemed the incarnation of a malevolent PRESS HATS. in Moleskin and TANTS enone se ipl ced al ory He A GEORGE WILKINSON, A. B Teacher of eta e-named work warrented to Persecuted him, and the Equinox came down | fiend. His hair stood erect; his eyes burned | Ys. 25 cont 424 Pa.av.. bet. 432 ani thate. | A.B. C., Box 310, Alexandria, Va. sel6-tf | fanenag ee? | bins ened, 9 ‘e and on him savagely twice a year. and buffetted | like fire balls; and a white foam rose continu- ae _s free ty or kne DHE DUTIES OF MRS. BURR'S SCHOOL | Tiree cy seeeree: veeed ne oem will be resuny on Mondays, the 2 Septem ‘hem ber. No. 39 H etroet, between isth and Mithsts. | Profits and quicl eee eee Au 28 ZawSw* om mid sizes of Sash. Poe Pi bien men pene = a ENG netior, and at as low ral = oa D DAY SoHE NCH ment in this, ity. Inside Shutters we oon {ur woe i 5 pk of any sty! from 10 to 15 per cent less than Seocn Buildings, No. 138 Penn. Avenue, the customary rates of charges for the same i this Tho duties of this establishment will be resumed city. on Monday, September isth, 1858. . We respectfully invite those interested in the Ciroulars oi be obtained of the Principal and at | above statement to Investigate ihe same to satisfy him so that he thought his last hour was come; and those who passed by Saint Fantasmos on those tempestuous nights heard him shrieking with rage, through the wild «rial combats, till, thinking it the voice of a demon high up in the clouds, they crosed themselves and hur- ried home to bed. So the cock, and the belfry, and Jubal tho Ringer, grew old together; but Jubal was the ally to his lips,and breaking into flakes floated | (U0 ait re SnD orca ES to the ground. Still the terrible peals wenton. The tortured bells swung now this way, now that, yelled forth a frightful diapason of sound that skook the very carth. Faster and faster, Jubal tolled their iron tongues. Louder and louder grew the brazen clamor. The huge beams that sup- ported the chimes cracked and yroaned. The ment atl low SOR SALE—At fair prices and on rensonable terms—LOTS Nos. 1, 2,3, 20, 21, and 22, ali ad jorning, containing 47,367 square feet, cligibiy located en the northwest corner of 2ist street west and N street north, and in Square No 69. These Lots are suitable for dwellings, a brick yard, or other purpo- ses. and will ha gold separate, if desired. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No, 520 (2d story) 7th street. 86 9-t) yor RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third story Ms, BROOKE” BOAR DIN( 0 i LS githe bailding Comspiod aS peng Gait the Bookatorea. sep! solm | themselves, and we believe they wili profit by so oldest of all, for the human heart ages more | air, beaten with theso violent sounds, swelled r¢ Loan oe D WALURGH. ee ————EE———————————_—_—— ar ehnnnabeihe pina tani. qeiskly than stone or copper, and the storms | into waves that became billows, that in turn a : = re ITY Musical Instruction. Cail at the old stand—No. 562 7th street, opposite at assail it are fiercer and sharper than the | became mountains,and surged with irresistible oe OR SALE OR AN gah Heder . lama : sa | Certre Market. winds or the rains. force against the wallsof the turret. Thocock P ee Hae ib mie fon Wek ee ot | MPUSICAL ATTRACTION! nu 301m H.W. HAMILTON & CO__ rai on the summet shivered and shrieked, as if the NO ¢ ix cultivation. and having an orehard of 3% trees of PRO BONO PUBLICO MUSICALE. NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR Jubal sat in the window of the belfry, look- | @G¥inoxes of ten thousand years had been let | BOYS’ CL( BO choice fruit, comprising apples, peaches. apr a STORE. VALL, Se 4 E h it} 32 Pa. av., bet. loose on him at the same moment. Tho stones é in the walls trembled, and from between their | _*¢!%-eolw_[a crevices vomited forth dust and mortar. ‘Ihe O:; ry =a E ATEN TION eae ce! ar ow be sold oa Seances Soren ot SX whole turret shook from base to apex. * Those who contempiate re-fitting eco | changed for city property. hi on Suddenly the people below behcld a vast Up ee houses,is caled to our large stock of | nnd stabling on the premises, good water a! 6 nectarines, pears. quinces, &c., together wit grapes, currants, strawberries, &c.—the same hev- ing a good dwelling containing nine rooms, with a the black town, and mvaning to him- self. The day had not yet risen, but was near at hand. “This morn.”’ he said, shaking his long hair, which was already sprinkled with gray, “this The Art of Teaching Music: a practical method The subscriber begs leave to say that he has for successtu!ly imparting a THoRovcH M aL | Opened a New Store, corner of 7th ant RSs mt Epvcation, which gives the sum aud subs of | Where he intends to keopan assort: a4 i] everything necessary to be known to elevate and| LIQUORS, CIGARS, and fine establish the CuagacteR and Quatirications of | fine Teas, S kveny M Teacner ; by Prof, De Corniel. Call | in Figs, Sardines, Anchovies, &c., all of the “ CH and AMERICAN PAPER HANG- | door, and numerous never-faliinz 8 ring and eet acopy at Me: BUANCHAKD & MU | ®pproved brands and qualities. 2 the wii be Thi he will stand | Clowd of bats issue from between the stones of | INGS, DECURATIONS. BORDERS &e. now | 00rs and | in wood, consieting of oak, hie HUN’S store, oomner tith alioet cet Pe tac Pamilves and membtre of Concress are particulars = wed. his morn she will stan the belfry and fly toward the west < received from the manufieturers. chestnut. | ‘The stock and crops may bo purchased if | "2635 V0 ly invited to cal. and examine the stock before pur- in front of the altar below, the light from the Then a appeared as if the bells spent their stock embraen qualities and | desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. 8. | —2<2-0 basing cisewhers. silver lamps shining on her white forehead, prices and we are, ed to offerte | SCAGGS 7th streot, or JOHN D. CLARK, Esq. l2th street, between C and D streets. jy 13 2awtf Inst strength in one vast accumulated brazen the public the largest, cheapest, and most varied as howl, that seemed to split the skies. The tur- | sortment of goods in our line that has ever been of ret rocked twice, then toppled. Down through sore UNS Lita DES, GILT CORN that | love better than the moon; and her lover will put the gold ring upon her finger, and the priest will bless her with lifted hands, while I fy MUSICAL CARD. A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m HE Undersizned begs leave to any that he is ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and repared to furnish Mus.e(with the best of bands, retail, — = was or string wlan ~~ Fairs, Balls ay nee Cacia Sate supplied on reasonable terms, and = x itnist always on hand. 5 oa, luce tnken in exchauge. through the cracks in the vaulted telling wil | the vaulted arch, crushing the incensed atr| UPHOLSTERY GOODS, in great variety 1. Qs CN oe = xine: Jeb. AUTRY. ne dim No. 3.6 Pa. avenne, Washington City. myers Old sera any of 19 constaatiy on tegl. pees i i - t . ty o AM i JTRY, R . INaT 9 ; ountry orders pu: y ' Coun- behold all this—I, who adore her—I, who have poe tel gle ge ool ecareane. cranny cole heeeee or oat the a. . = «i ATTO BSE YS- AT: LAW, ARP INSTRUCTION. try Produce, of ail description. received aa fv d i 2 5 - I & ROTUROUK, JOLLY SPRINGS, ’ TES . ment. . » —— poise: Sy a 3 re ia | White blinding mass of stones and mortar, and ees pee ath nad D sis. | Wiull practice in the High Court of Brrors and Ap- ihe Harr Sau, Muer, and WiLL be taughtas | "Sacoessor to Brereton & Bro.. No. 464, 7th stree : verccred through the fclds ia | 11, t instant th Sas loud — pealaat Jackson. the bederal Court at Pontotoc, | a leading lustrumont for the sawx TERM ns corner of F, opposite the Patent Office. m 23-iv ay, toyiog with the hawthorn hedges, herself of dust slosty sisi iy Sapich bloc ie rhe the Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of M the Pinnoforte, viz: 83) per quarter after date; — more fragrant, whiter, purer than the blossom: “ ng; = RG. nissippi, and will atteud to the Collection of Cl: throughout North Aliseissippt ee io-tf y AMBROTYPES T AKEN At SANDS’ GALLERY cinnot be ‘hen, on the ensuing October, the wild equi- GOODS rally. Those who have not seen | ished so that there is no pos thé : K. poxes came, like a horde of Cossacks, even tie Sapech stook of LOWERS) should torn. no Herts ise cr orreern: Septem ta Faucy hills to make their last assault upon the golden Gress pS halos pte ae ene . ROBERT SANDS, cock, they found neither bird nor belfry, and R.C, STEVENS. the mischief they did that night at sea, out of | _N. B.—Persons wishing to examineiny stock and and there, that the dry stones soaked in, and one battered human head with long hair, half visible through the mess of ruin. Lt was Jubal dead, but also Jubal avenged. and even Less than this shali and must only be Ss i claimed by second-rate teachers, and none but a| MSTREN! N Assist them, D:plomatio Vrofessor suall even ciaun MORE than | Optiaan, D. WOOLFSON, who i terms, 3 i be ‘ has arrivi = eee wpe ue = ‘This is only a“justics” own to the instrument: | own, as well as the manu 2 — zo rd ublic. ee Benge beg ll arene by ethers of the latent Wmproved SPPCTARLES and je nded teachers, has, and is, bu «the most | EYE-~ oS: ‘hioh Anoient. snored- and notlest inttramente ines ane Prmiscoric CONCAVE and Cony The 10. Only one proper method of teaching the Harp— DO! Fi 2 FOCUS DOUB: PO) D Kochsa’s New Modern School, in connection with BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CR Al 28, Etc.. his New Harp Effects aod aces. #0. Forsuch | which are warranted to improve affected iestruction call on Prot DE COLNE with weakness. Musical Repository, oorner of 1th street and Penn. | SHORT-SIGHTEDN which she gathered. I, who used to spend the early dawn traversing the woods, gathering the red wild strawberries while the silver dews still lay upon them, in order that I might _— them secretly at her door. Ah! she never new how in the cold winter nights I satin the fork in the apple-tree outside her chamber window, watching her light, and gazing on her shadow as it fell upon the blind. Sometimes the Paris RY BODY going there to see his NEW and TIFUL STOCK_OF BONSEIS, RIEL . FLOWERS, BONNET MATERIALS, MBROUDERIES. TRIMMINGS. AND EAS. Pa. avenue, between sth a: se® oppusite C to it; aio i “4 i ho do not wish to purchase, will call ear/y inthe | we, M NT E LS. | evenne ‘ersons who are compeiled to usegiasses, or those the shadows would seem to lenzthen, and come | ™€F€ spite, was, the legend says, incredible. | who do not wish to purchase, eee DEAS ee “N; Bc—lanp Sraixcs, full set,in tin hoxer, best | mae ree them, will be suited st frstsight. Those seross the walk and climb the tree, and I = eee - #0 18 eodt R. C. STEVENS. A aplendid assortment of would strive to fo ty, $575. Ki id Amei Sheet Mu- wu. ; ne ie s varietyeat 9 oente age. agua -" UBLE-POUISHED VENEZUELIAN Pi . suitars, . t Ss arps, Guitars, oe or 2 o ah the highest a at the re a rid’ at Paris, through their acing & Ronis and casiness of vision heretofore unkuows it in my arms, as if it was my beloved in person ; but it would suddenly recoil and elude me, and I could do nvthing but kiss tho branches where it had fallen, with my cold lips. “One day she went to gather white and yel- low water-lilies, that swarm on the surface of apond. She held a long crook in her hand, with which she reached and endeavored to bring them to shore. But they were cunning and slippery, and did not wish to be captured, by even so fair a maid as she; so when her crook touched them. they ducked their pearly and golden crests under the waters and escaped, coming up again all dripping and shining, and seeming to laugh at the eager girl. aetag vexed at this, sho stretched out her crook stil! further, when the treacherous bank gare way, C. VE: LAIN ITALIAN MARBLE CARVED and Pl i, MONUM NTS, 1OMBS, &e., on reasonable terms. JOHN RUTHERFORD, se 2) Im 2d door from corner 12th & KE sts, N G. F. HOLSTON. D* pias bli “(Late or Ont10,) Professor af Surgery, National Medical College. Hoping that twenty-five years’ experience and most unexoeptionable refe: jee ie ee soe i b atronage, offers v Puysic AN abd SURG EUN to the citizens of Omen aot Residence—No. 455 10th, between E and F streets. se 21-d2w A RARE CHANCE FOR ALL. All persons who desire to have PAINTING and GLAZING executed will be promptly attended to v leaving ther orders at Tue Steerie Cuase or Conny N, Ng Shy anGance or Pony Races of her Majesty's 63th Light Intan- OTICE OF THE DISCONTINUANCE OF try having gone off swell a short timo age, Fie LAND OBFICES AT MINERAL POINT, the Staff, with a laudable desire to promote ‘N hacabe. dine, seabneuhs oti Sport, gave out that the Rangoon Monsoon Te Thee Ob te eee eermeance 4 id 1ew of the faetthat the unsold Innd in the Meeting would be held on the 22d and 24th of | inrean, Point District is reduced below one delight, ning Rouncement was bailed with great | hundred thousand scree, the Secretary of the inte delight, and especially by those aspirants to | [Or has directed 1h lands thereia ba made subject to racing fame who had made their dedut at the | sale and entry at La Cresse, in said State, late races, and were desirous of a still farther ents Pepcid Livcoay lire pr id gel eseae ede insight inta the mysteries of the Turf. The first | !8¥; 3! Et pordodoag th subiect to entry at amid day was devoted oa flat Sips re on the ofhice, trom the dake on aire oF pation to, test second two steeple-chases and an elephant race | ellec e register srirdlchigcee ate} thas Ter te coe ten rane, A rast crowd naseme- | Sine dag cntehich ine willie tameee rei, bled to see the operation of mounting in front | applications for ontriee of any ouch tends at three at of the Grand Stand, which, however, quickly | fice dispersed as the jocks began to take their pre- liminary canters. The ungainly creatures were - ww UPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. > cage ¥ inany other improvements. f. DE COENIEL is still in Washington, and “ A 5 510 intimate to the musical publie tha? FUNG ae Ee Coe. cena Mt che he 18 prepared to receive a limited number of, Bre for sale at his share, oemarad etreet p's, advanced in music. to whom he i thorough and compiete academi Fonnarivanis evegue, or Righth ~ieaeeeedl wil give course of instruction rérely met with on the Harp, Do act mis the corner of 8th strect. Pi | BF at his ianoforte, Guitar, Singing, and ('rgan. 1oes Very rene Will also give a regular course of instruction lishment ite (confidertial.y) in the trae Art of Teaching Music, = oo to qualify for tae profession. Ts VIRGINIA SPRINGS,— ‘Terms made known on spplication at the new the ‘eand Alex Musioal Repository, on the corner ef lIth — and ee nglnwmngeny bed leavi Penn. avenue, cARD se 2-1m’ mgr me = Washington Ra in Aah at, . w: A. F. LITTLE, Provessor of Music, having ake tee osx idee station, where 8 good resamed the duties of his prefesrion, will de- break ie, the sameas Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this Gfteenth day of Reptemper, A, D. 1858. by vote himself entirely to the instruction of pu Ui Moulton ne O&A ‘2 ———- a OS. S. WILSON, 3. H., VARNELL’S PAINTING EMPORIUM, | Yote aos fp pple tat ~ +S. Maul for the O. . RR. ers Wi and my Agatha went down into the deep pond. | to be steered over part of the Stephenchas Acting Commuis’r of the General Land Office, S No.51 Lourstana Avenue, north side, pils in Vooa Se oa Sud & tres trem thospaerensoet wagons and — Iwas near—I was always near her, though | Course by mahouts and ridden by officers, some | _8¢ !6-lawéw between 6th and 7th streets, Term. tance, 3 on the boat. ‘he most she knew it not—and I plunged in, and sought 2 j he most econemi- j Iso, will tract for work of any character. Piano, Guitar, Singing, Vio'in, Fiute, &0.,each per ditious, and, in msny instances, t ot elem, got up in fall jockey costume, pre- B®42v's GauLery, ORAINING and POLISHING Ulnziigsoldand Coaches her among the loathsome weeds. I brought quarter of 24 lesson $15 00 | oni route. connect with every train from ii 2 Organ, and thorough Bass in connsotion, per Baltimore. sented a very gay and animated appearance. 352 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET, new, atiended to with dispatch, a ee T 2500 N. B.—Coaches furnished for Exoursions and Pic her to shore and ehafed her fair forehead, and The wide-disch jmp was the meat attiaetice Over Sweeny, Resenbes Fant & Co.’s one ae ae and Tools by the day, and quarter. ae : Nios. jem tf revived her. Then when she had recovered, [| spot, and as the elephants drew up to the anking 2 Classes of pls, each per quarter. said to her: ‘ I am Jubal, the Ringer—I love you, Agatha—will you make my life happy forever:’ With a look of wild horror she beske from me, and fled to her home. A . tfuily to inform the pub- Carpenters and builders, architects and all persons starting post one longed, Mr. Editor, for the Tia that tn omansoee Ofte weer tien patronage | who contemplate building, will be furnished with Uaguished contemporary of youie: to mertnny | GRAPHIC CALLER Y te Whakingtecic Uo | “SOR WORTSEG: deetiched, comer tinguished contemporary of yours, to portray sociated iteelt on, Keep tt open dart the scene. Thirteen appeared at tho post, | fontrary to his original interition, keep it oper . m0 = Tr 7 4 Sasseg ot A pupuacsesn te @uarets = 353] WAMASTEPHENS S602. oyun. gona, CIEF Mesidente nt Be Dense: be Peas. avenue, BOYS’ AND YouTHe: READY-MADE between Stu and ioth atrects. «8 a For School and Dress Wear, HAT 18 THE MATTER? qa Parents and cuardinns wishing to furnish their “ And I am despised, and she weds another. and a capital start was efiected. Grams 8} Anefficient corps of Artists will be constantly in WwW pdhee t Chia Sore ef Gant, To THE PU BLIC. ehildren and wards with Schoot and Coulege fits heloseehyan roma are being given, and the | (a very ca animal, though, perhaps, a little tet eae ee hab ol Ur SHECH DVN. aoesevenss tiest, opponite the The, Undersugued na for the coming oescon, ar pa el our eburch is white with orange wreaths, and the fleshy) made the running, and at the wide ditch | ing from $1 upwards. ent Office. Extra hands id opened, at BOYS’ CLOTHING, t wait in the church for the nuptial beunty, | was fi lengths ahead. i huge beast got over e Loeeunn ar iateaste of diets ng ished men | 8 ee eee ics jent resnpeaee theese No. 178 Pa. Avenvx, between 17th and 18th sts., | where they can fit out their ohildren of o-. “3 , who adore her, must sit aloft in this old bel- iteh i that reflected great credit | St this Gallery (the largest in the world) is open for | the tollowim, m ¢ just arrived: & Store for the sale of afew minutes, with every description re Must sit aloft the diteh in a manner & day( Sundays excepted) from | m:rous vessels that have ) MADR GARMENTS Of substantin: and durable quality fry, and ring out jubilant tones for the wedded | on the seat of their jocks, and caused shonts ot | BUDUo inspection every day (Sundays excepted) iro Sugars at 8,9 10,11; 2,13, and 14 cents per pound HOUSE-PURNISHING GOODS, at very moderate prices: aN & CO. a7 laughter; they had also a quiet way of going | — 7 ‘Tens from S80, to $1. do. INET FURNITURE in’ av. bet. Sth and 10th ete. “Aha! they know not Jubal, the Ringer. I| chrovh, instead of over, the timber jumps 336 FANGY GOODS, - 336 | Re Pe cio Slate, Broma, Cocos. —— REDS Sth ATTRESSES, a Sh p= ean work the spells my mother worked, and 1 | Gram Bags kept the lead until about two hun- I would most respectfully call the attention of the | Cheese, Lard. Canvas Hams, Country aurea do., CHINA, CROCKERY and 4 C#E P—CHEAPER-—CH EST!!! know the formulas that compel spirits. Agatha, | dred yards from tbe winning-post, when | Ladies of the District of Columbia, to my new and | Shoulders, Mackerel, Codfi Herring . GLASSWARE, thou false one, and thou smooth-cheeked lover, :, ked Herrin; Prarie Gieeccs Catsu Pickels, Wood-ware, 0 Gurreah Parwar, who bad been lying in the | iargs stock of Fancy Goods, which'l have selected Wreok and other fine Wy hiskies, ruck, passed his elephants with a tremendous | Pising ia part Bonnett, Nivkiee ant eT Tush, and challenged Gram Bags, on whom the | every atyle: Bonnet Veivets. ney and plain; Black J HigangoakTERs FoR Sti Booxs. ABLE CUTLERY, SHE HERD hasjust reseived another full stock ap PLATED ADA hae FORKS, of tir ieh, eran “rench, Latin. Greek and other BRITANIA, &o, Salt pron it'you went bargains, who dreamest perhaps of her now, and thou, sacred priest, who givest away to another that Wines, Brandies, Ho! and soe ES Ase joation, if corner 7th and D Fi a sagen . = a ‘OILET SETS, at Headquarters, Lxipsic edition ef the Tne elonge to me, bomare, Zor ye shall per- | weight of his rider had began to tell. A ver a Gerts, Blasts aod Unliare’ wise cng Comite | Eevnas Boas: aed ceeeeeee rier articles tust fee TRE AST, DINNER, and uns oe seit ish.” fine straggle ensued between the two, which | Egeisrs, “widgand tarrowe Real Valenaa Soe | aa aE sale to the trade and oity eurtom- ‘A Thea Jubal laughed horribly, and spread his | ended in iavor of Garreah Purwar by a trunk. | 4, loniton and Thread Lace, Collars and | ers. at reduced prices, to make qvick returns. arms out as if he would embrace the night, and idered and Hemstitch Handkerentefs, All orders promptly attended to, First come first Cia’ 5 TEA SETS, _ 1, iG: Say W INE, CHAMPAGNE cat A. 1 COPPER, LEECHERS BLEEDER It afterwards appeared that they had missed untlets, Fancy Hair Pins, &c.; also | served. None botter in the city. Come while they | ard, in short, every article aeocile teneey in & Residence—No, 44 Masschusstis avenue uttered certain strange sentences that were | one of the jumps, and the piece of plate (a mas- 8, Buttona and Fringes, of ail | are low. Winter and the war with Paraguay ai well-furmished house, to which he invites the atten EFERS terrible to hear. sive candelabra of elegant and chaste design) | x.nie: allof which ‘will be sold at prices much lower | Mexico will cause a heavy rise in the Pree ié lin” | tonot the public, as he is determined to sell a good M. Vv. B. .M.D., J. Ford M.D. As he muttered, there came from the west a | was awarded to Capt. Vaughan, I8th, who landed | than the same cin be bought elsewhere. isthetime. = ane: article rte than Keabe bought levator Rev. A. G. Cas — J. H, Stone, rennet. huge cloud of bats that fastened themselves | Soorut Junial a good third. "The mesning of | iJ" Calleagy RO STRVENS, A SOMETHING NEW Ty, sfroveltten Howe PerniSting Wesseees. | = — = against the sides of the old belfry, and there | Soorut Junial is “sweet” or “ beautiful coun- se 18-e04t “between 9th and 10th ats. rach Pt adade pits po hn a ul re2-iw (States) 7h, E. 5 A was one for every stone, they were so nuwmer-| tenance,” which, as in the present instance, | - ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HAT ACON & RAVEN’S UNRIVALLED PIAN- EDGE fO0r MAKER, ous. And presently a ceaseless clicking re- OFORTES, often gains the day ?—Letter from Rangoon. FORNITURE REPAIRED VARNISHED. oe eee es re oovered, and packing Fur- Screntiric Paranoxes.—The water which | Mture attended to JAMES WILLIAMS, 3 drowns us, a fluent stream, can be walked upon No. 512 7th street, 2d floor. Sontilating Hat; imported French as ice. Tho bullet which, when fired from 4] Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring with the new styles of Caps; Mis- 5 musket, carries death, will be eee if fo thesr on) mas laare Sk artisies Le a ae jan Eis, Sulicren's ve 1 eo ead — ground to dust before being fired. e crys- | Polis oe Esraiture, F ope ef ae y ee ae seat ee eee ve talized part of the oil of roses so graceful ech Witte yrs ape lee hy the subscriber, 4 3 estas cea felted inthe United Staten, . fragrance—a solid at ordinary temperatures FOR RENT.—The third story of the building ‘am now constantly suppli skin though readly yolatile—is a compound sub- | No. 512, 7th street, 24 by 60 feet. as 18-S& Wtf Hoots, wich Twi git for the |e emerson et stance, containing exactly the same elements, D'ary OF AN OLD DOCTOR, by James A. od au ol anentire new style; also large and well selected assortment of Felt Hats for men’s, youths’ and chil dren's wear; Beebe’s Celebrated sounded through the turret, as if myriads of tiny laborers were plying their pickaxes: a hail of falling fragments of mortar tinkled contin- ually on the tin roofing of the Church of St Fantasmos; and the bats seemed to eat into the crevices of the old belfry, as if they were about to sleep forever in its walls. Presently the day rose. The sunbeams poured over the edges of the hills as the molten gold ars from the cauldson of a worker in metals. ee The streets began to pulse with the first throbs W.G.METZERUTT takes pleasure 2 esliing | Northeast COrney © atrovt notes and 7th street west, PRT Loo (vax val Manafactures and repairs a PIANOFORTES i Mt. — incon & Co., in New nolpding York-of whieh ry the soleacent. These instru | Picks made and repaired. ments are pronounced by Gustave Satter,and nearly NEw JEWELET ali the principal pianists of the Umted Stetes, as T nave just wd 45> tenent of rich square Pianos superior to any others manufectured. fashi 2 EWELE % HO. rich ond Ti their mechanism they are constructed on a differ- 1 poms F geben 1-3 lot of superior GOLD nt jan from sil others, which affords a greater and sit # Ware & iH Oo HOOD. see cae ete souls and eae ener” rcs | “i hava jt pmed hae tock of andar PC. ~ ong 7 5 l. see eet ameriean pianist, AL Gottetbaik, hea] VE WARE, i + rohase Jewelry st 38 Pennsy\va- equal m durability and fit to any sold inthe Uniti taken two of these Pianos to West Indies and South = ir and in exactly the same proportions, as the autiand, Sartaroe, the Lawyer's | States. ‘Terms cash, America, where pring Be ay S concert a H.O Hoop. > . . or ir fee'nots sogle bat a i ested Aloud | which we light our atreets: ‘The tes whieh owe | S17 88 Bory rie Orphan's Wrours,ty | 236 Penn. avemne, Sarda Star a Treaty | Uieasoamine pnsameely ama gragred Madame | 22 IGE.—{ hare tow of thoes sheag TOIL": Toi geadtivede pee, bat was visible. ‘The ont | Uaily drink, with benefit and pleasure, produces | "41.9% i'vaie Side ; sols Gm bets RirkiwoodsS tnd’ Wihnrde" Hotele, | jeuxtomys te be,sent to Pacis for her private use, N on hand, which wultitade bad buried themselves in the palpitations, nervous tremblings, and even pa- | Davenport Dunosn ‘an of our Day, by Charles Le- acd ranted. and kept in tune without charge for two than the: =p be eS tort tine belles alysis, if taken in excess; yet the peculiar or-| very ivol: Socnta, | NEW 600bs FoR GENTLEMEN. 7 Persons in search of areal relinble I-strameut than the with many othe’ a i os Se q ic agent called theine to which tea owess its FRANKLIN PHIL es 1am now supplied with new and beautiful Goods, | wii! find :t to their advantage by giving wea call be- icles too numerous to mention, at 58 Pa. The stroct leading to the Church of St. Fan- | qualities, may be taken by itself (as theine, net New 332 vane embracing the nowest and riohe-t os ia, fore purchasing sleewhere ‘ediesth we sawreen Kh and loth streets. “Yasmos was by nine o'clock asgay as the enam-| as tea) without an appreciable effect. The} se __ "between Sth agd Wor ats. emote wall be nage aad winter weer, fon found at the most reasonable prices; om monthiy 13-6m fe MeDEVITT. @led pages of a pope’s wiseal, The road was | water which will allay our burning thirst, aug- A SP TAY CARD to inform the customers. My furnishi ‘will be pay: atour W, in the Star Build , Strown with flowers, and the le crushed | ments it when congealed into snow: so that ff thet il epatinge t ees cio, and found more Shan saualty fal ADY con | C2merof Penn. avenue. lith and Dats. se Bie £ Sd ly the tender lily of the valley the blue cam- | Capt. Ross declares the natives of the Artic Coombs Mi mn Hall, direotly opposs hand to supply igmetinne by [NTEREST ALLOWED TES. og A panula and the epiced earnation under their “prefer enduring the utmost extremity | store. tua few weeks hope to open at old place A. AL YOUNG, MONEY wel STock SECURITIES b 3 3, round, ores feet. In and out between the throngs of Iuiter- st rather than attempt to remove it by Pepa saees, Pah teenicn: teade te we et pageean a Merchant Tailor, Browns’ Hotel, te LOAN on ST tony or det Lone LooKiNe- ts ran persone bearing boaghs of the yellow | eating snow.” Yet ifthe snow be melted, it be- | fecilities and fresh onersica, 5018 tw. - CBUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, LA oo daveruau vn fait blossom, watil the way seemed | comes drinkable water. Novertholess, al. | “pustionof their favo ogueual, OFS, BOYS. BONS" | Capsrongy | ah" te the Toeatery. | BLASS Joan Ww. arabesquel with gold. The windows on either | thou; sb, if melted before entering the mouth it gh AR as SUITS OF CA F, side were filled with siniling frees that pressed | has a opposite effect. To render this paradox No 96 Pa av. FOR PALL-9 iH HENS ae co., “geinec the panes, like flowers pressing toward | more striking, we have only to remember that 1 OGOTH, NAll.. AND BANDOLIN se7-eolm No.3@ _ Sth aud oth wie, pressing AA: ‘G1 Hay ear | the light against conservatory casements. The linea of the maidens caps was white aj snow, ice, which melts more slowly in the wouth, is sh es, ef a at Siemens ETE te silt, Price 8 cents, Tika his ar ’ Ho PIANO FOR @@at at very officient in allaying thirst.—Llackwood. * yo wt hs Beios Room, ila He Am :