Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1858, Page 1

THE*EVENING ST. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOO. (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- joription price is @3 508 year, in advance; @2 for *:X months ; $1 for three months ; and for less than three months at tne-rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or somi-weekly, 25 per cent. advance ; once a week, D cent advance. THE MYSTERY OF AMAGANSET. (Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.] Eastaampton, L. I., Sept. 1858. We left Montauk in the last hours of a de- licious summer day. As we crossed the plain at Fort Pond we put up the lar, flock of plover that I have ever seen, an: t & shot into them st a long distance, wh added six to the heap already covering the carriage bottom. The noise of their flight was like thunder, searing the cattle that grazed on the lain. = The sun was setting as we passed Stratton’s, and we hastened on hoping to reach } — before dark, but the gloom overtook us before we passed Osborn’s, (the first house,) and by the time we reached the Musquito Territory it was profoundly dark and the savages had it all their own way. The next hour was fearful, but as we emerged from its horrors on the heights near Am: - set, acool breeze revived us, and the first I ight of that village cheered us amazing! ‘‘Do you know that there is a mystery of Am set’’’ demanded Peter, who rode with the driver and smoked furiously in silence all across Napeague. ““No,”’ exclaimed the “de you?” “No,” said Peter, and the smoke increased about his cloudy head. “* What the deuce does Peter mean?” sug- gested the Squire in a low voice. “I mean this, that Jonathan Pierson told me a story once about some Long Island vil- lage, and when I came through Amaganset the other day, [ took it that must be the place. The story fits there, anyhow.” “* Give us the story, and let us fit it then, oh Peter. _Paff—puff—Poter usually pulls hard at the cigar betore he begins, and we judged correct- ly, that he would yield to our entreaties. And at length, little by little, with interruptions to relight his we got the substance of it. Along the road that leads to the beach from the lonesome village of —— (Peter called it -\maganset, and so will maganset need trouble himself to say it didn’t happen there) -lay a fine farm, in old times, owned by Stephen Laton, a well-to-do man, who lived in @ house by the roadside, with a wife and one ebild. Ail this happened a g eat while }, 80 that the story is more easily to be credited The daughter, Bessie Laton, was a beautiful ebild, and grew up to be a very beautiful wo man. mirary to the custom in those days, she was sent away to be educated, and for three years, from her fifteenth to her eighteenth year, she was in New York, at the house of awealthy uncle, who was to leave her all his property, some day. He might have done more for her by looking more closely after her life then, for Bessie was no child even in her childish years, but always had great freedom of will, a strong determina- tion, and more than her share of seif-reliance. With all this she had an abounding pride, which had always stamped her character, an no one who kuew her way failed to see that she had ambition which would rest at nothing short of the highest position in woman’sempire. She loved and was loved by all the village, but she lived an inner life of dreams and hopes and self: promises, which her city life afverward hel to encourage. © one knew what she did in those three years, except that her step grew stately, her air assumed the ces of the accomplished lady, and after all she caine to her home, to her sea shore home, achanged woman. The ayety of her whole character seemed to be jost, and a sore and terrible secret evidently preyed on her mind. In this secret the whole village was inter- ested, old wives wondered what ailed the cbild, and old men shook their heads and said this was what comes of ‘‘eddicating children.” And at laat the secret was halt told, and Bessie’s Baie was the by-word of the town. To her mother alone she said ‘ I am married, bat I cannot tell you any more until he comes himself to take me.”” The shame and agony in which her life now burned away may be imagined but cannot be told. A year passed and he did not come. Alone in the cottage, seldom venturing beyond its walls, she dwelt in seeret, growing every day more pale, yet every day more beautiful. Four winters had dashed their storms on the Atlantic coast, and a fifth was passing. and Bessie was dying as she had prayed to die. It was a wild December night, and there was a wreck on the coast, to which all the villagers bad gone Tbe guns bad been heard boomin; 8, and they said she woul: party unanimously ; all the day pre: 9 ashore on the flood tide, beyond the help of man In the house of Stephen Laton the mother and daughter were seated many @ win- ter night before, by the great fire that blazed up the chimney, silent mostly, yet once in a while lifting their eyes each io the other's countenance. was a strange and start- ling resemblance in the two women, though one was old and rd, and the other young The likeness was doubtiess in expression of woe that looked eyes, as they gazed silently and steadfastly into the flashing fire and listened to the roaring t “* Mother,”’ said . springing to her feet at length, with @ cry of anguish— Mother, pray God to let me die.’ “* Patience, Bessie, my child, patience.”’ “Patience, mother! I h been patient four years—I am patient—but I would to God I were lying hgh mead in the old graveyard, with alf the otk folk and young folk of ail the graves, instead of being here to-night '”’” She magnificent as she there, her jong @ night-robe buttoned to her throat and flowing tw her feet, as she clasped her bands and looked —~ to heaven. Certainly she was tp » with the beauty of ap- jeath. proaching disturbed the scene, as The tramp of men they brought in a body from the wreck. Bessie passed into an inner room, whither in a mo- ment her mother brought in her stout arms, the form of a young, slender, fair-haired girl, whose face of very delicate beauty was now almost heavenly in what seemed at first the peace of death. bag d laid her in Bessie’s bed, and in an hour by diligent care, had succeeded in re- Storing animation if not consciousness. Once she had murmured “Philippe,” and Bessie prang up with a fierce flush on her counte- nance at the sound, but sink’ half-suppressed moan, continu in silence. In the meantime, the bodies of several men were brought into the old kiteh: A them was one richly dressed ani marks of rank and wealth, for those days when travelers wore more of the insignia of position than now. He was yours and strong, and it was manifest that was not dead. Buta stupor, whether of cold or otherwise, had taken possession of hi: and he lay motionless on the floor before the re, until a sharp cry from the inner room reached Meictyy hel tings at le: opened her eyes, and = sense of her position slowly dawned on her A few questions in French, which essie understood and answered, sufficed to explain all, and then she wailed aloud in the * Philippe, her exertions intellect. ment of woe. mon Philippe, oh Mon Dieu, il est mort, mon ame, ma vie, mort!” and sank baek fainting on the L heard that cry, and rose to his feet. At first; for ap instant, he seemed to be confused, bat the next moment the whole truth crossed and ith a courtly bow to those who “Ob, God. it is he'—it is he!’ shrieked unknown, in a voice of extremest joy, = reaching out her two hands to him with a emule, reiapsed into unconsciousness. ng (wo persons on the bed where he had thoggbt to see but one, be hesitated. AOE ON FN tn RN EMTS — Eben VOL. XII. WRT et WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 1858. ne NR ea ener ceria ae | Sreeaten UNes + MN ee ee sy ig Star. WEEKLY STAR. or ee “I beg pardon——” Wood and Coal. At the sound of his voice, Bessie Laton leaned OAL! Coat? CULT | aieare —______Educational forward suddenly — looked meteors hen EVEN greet BUILDING LOTS IN 3 —_— oa Ss nue. toms nee Fea pariicular- ENERSON ANSTITUTE @ud 18th streets, nance No one may hope to deseri je gleam s- schooner nn will artive ina few days | I~ suited for the and feed busmers. A’ . 4 that flashed across her face, as she spoke one Da Yi tne ath instant 1 shail eileen ine! odoaslane Tint #0 tone Reet Wed sna 1s eG OAks tes | Baad £ ave ae GALT, northweet conver EE oe Crasercal so Maramaticat, SCROOL word— at5o’ P.™., commencing on the Ss sn ml C ote.. f 5 = xth . ‘of Chis Inefifute ¢Pbitip” Mier Tics property ocie Go north od nd Ten eee Lottie ge eet nt tae tk ak ba POR RENT—Suits of or nmeio ROOMS. fur mene’ athe at day 0 September: mer of “ Bessie! Bessie'”’ said he, staggering, rather | west. at beautifully situated. oub : = by the myc enlurmahe i, very, desrmbly located, Pcomtn iy strictly, select. than rushing forward, and then he fell on the © will then proceed to sell. in regular order, Call and leave your orders, R. W. BATES rate. “Avvply at 5 Bena. avenuer nese ae, Lie kaon erie: bands sining and bis | fee hepramien, Lat No, tin Bauare No. ie IWoodand coal Deut, | Mabon’ eet lips kissing the folds of her garment that swept through tne square, fronting 0 fect on vith street 202 lath street. near the Canal. —_ the feet of the dead girl who lay beside West and 65 feet 4 inches on “TRS F. HOLDEN, New Hampshire ave- —— t Of n careful ag 7 4 . R REN T—Several weil furnished ‘erms: ite English branches, ae mifat icin Sqeae Meo Tis EE property feonte | Co aaa ne creeped we. They Sa staefr famitev or rate geatne ee (or ne A =_ Prinoipal “ Philip, is it you at last, my husband, my be- 4 betwen streets | , 1 8mn0w heoharging 0.cergo of Greeuw ats ( €as throuphont eae At Non 2S Pee eed with | _ee AS ——$ > loved. 1 are yous come at last 0 sse me dio?” north, running back 140 fect 10 inches tos 30-foot | Att COA‘ .6 tsken from eVensel Algo. well side, between lathand Ihats. “seitawst" | (QEOROETOWN FEMALE soatyany «Die! eat rie, Marie, | alle selected stock of White, Red, pray Asa Coal, toa SALE hy resu Bessie, wake her, speak to her—roure hor—she “A opt betas a dand north M st. | toxether with a large supply o Hickory. pod T Si, stron. bovine ‘vite Goat Ney, | the ber next. "Sind ede yx” Fae” eo a> | hdr coerce aces aye | ese egemmmes mmm nor ke | Kah setae ene | ur _waedatnclapg . at mean you, Philip? Who is this months, for notes bearing interest {rom day of sale. No. 548, northeast corner 12th and C streets, one a 5 carrince-houne. ry ‘ ¢ 4 tH A deed given and a deed of trust taken. % on secommodating terms. Possession given - 5, HARROVER, a woe arie.”’ Title Indreputable. oe . “ea Fea pee ei aN M. K ately Apply onthe premises FAST BERIY, Soren - — % va F = LOREEN, Auct. SUALE_COALE : SS a aE ARING_AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Aral aor gs dr ARSHAL’S SAL-E.—in virtue of 3 wnts of | (OAL !-CUAL!—COAL ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE —The eS Novhoaem ties a : Bday i age nl Ary Chron Con or et from the Clerk's office of the | Now 1s the time to make engagements for your subsoriber offers at private sale the MRS REST pened L Streets, B jence, : Ww. They have called me by the name you have | oouaty of ‘ton, Winter Fue: MRS. KESLEY, Pauncirar. and to me directed, I shall ko own as the Bakery situated on the south aides the We will be discharging severs! cargoes of COAL, | Ce.nal. near the Alexandria Aqueduct, tonerncy wink, | This Institution will he Prepared to receive pupils given that child: Oh wretched man! Know | Gourthoush door af soul aanttist® front of the | genorted sizes. Ket" Aet tember Std Onna ef See whart, which 1s yo vieet der fom Canal “i pare saefexeationee tetreal serent vot ; = Z ° mont EY ou '. 3 w -) 1 . No You not that having left me to bear the agony on Y,the Sth day of October cuoh of the CABTLEMAN & BRON eye | ow Math being inoleded in thus prop- | , A sentics the Mathematical and Classical Denert of that curse falsely was enough, but you must corner of éthand B streets, Tho Bakery has a front of 6g feet ou the Canal | ments. —= al au 23 eotOct! ive the foul name to her too ? Philip, I have part of Lot No. &q becinning at a | —S017-2W. opposite the Nationn! Hotel, _ ye inches of water for driving its ma- TH COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, t in my heart to curse you. I know not | point on 3d stroet east 29 feot 8 inches fromthe south LAND WOuUbD. This property fora Bakery or Coal Yard is not Wasmineron, D.C. whether I should pray God to-night to damn | West corner 0” said lot, i for your sin or no. [ love you, I love you, a hilip, and I hate you too.”’ She glared at him with her fierce black eyes, and he was silent, but looked at her. “‘Aye, look at me, your wreck, your ruin. See you this cheek, you kissed it, loved to kiss itover. It will be food for worms next Spring. God knows if it be not next week! See these and si rb mses ion, D. se 22 ts nches,and east with that width toa four private alley at the rear of said lot, together with all the improvements thereon, in the city property or Richard M. A, sold to satisfy Judicitin Nos. 356. Columbus Alexauder, and John Van W. SELDET for the District of Coiu and running thence etdy 2 = - foo MWAlso,a Wood and Coal Yeti nO. o and C yard now in ‘0c! of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron. “This pany has front of 120 feet on the Canal and if2%¢ fest on the aot ide of Greon street, and is as easy of ac cess for The next Secsion of this Institution will com- menoe on iy, the twenty-ninth (2%th) of September. pplicants for admission will be examined on the y and Tuesday the opening of the see 1 t of RED ard WRITE ASE: AGITE, COALS and CUNBERLAN G hi fe TKORY. OAK and PINE WOOD, ait on the best eized and levied upon as the A. Fen od will be sion. je msumers from Georgetown or Washing- and 375, to Coal kest on plank floors. and consequently free a ‘s THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT October term, 158, in faver of William Wallace, | from eerthy matte 1—a consi eration of the first ton- bac Tord oon a ey ae terms | of the Colunrbian College will commence its next R portance to the Consume MAN & BRO. Apply to THOMAS KROWN. 145 West street, Weduesday, the eighth (8th) of Septem- 5 ti ; 7. vN i - Apply to aril Doran tached Gee. Georgetown; or toS. T. BROWN, Pa. av..next to arms, Leap? ks loved their clasp, and yet you wandered off from them, and sought embraces elsewhere and forgot them. those were, oh Philip! Have you had such with this frail child? Did you iove her, Phil- ip? I love her too, for this, that she loved you, and was betrayed by you. Did she know | 27, 28 Mand 33, that you had a wife, or did she think her check the first that ever lay on your breast Did you ever tell her of me?” She paused and glared at him yet more fiercely, and he was silent still. Only a hoarse murmur as if he would speak, escaped his lips, but he bad not yet spoken. Ni What delights day of October, i%58, at , 0 tn sil and zed and ievjed | B.and L, se 15-ts ARSHAL’S SALb.—In virtue of 3 writs of fie VE ri facias issued from the Clerk’s ofhce of tha Cireuit Court of the District of Columbin for the county of Washington and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale, for casu, in front of the Court House door of said coun! right title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos. vry's subdivision of Square No. 209 in the city of Washington, D. ular the improvements thereon, upon as the Yroperty of John H. wy. and willbe sold to satisfy Ju 96> and 367, to October term, 1858, in favor of George » ‘angstou, W. H. Harrison. uso of &. and L, Sangaton and for the District of eotNovt i. G. BINNEY, President. ESTERN ACADEMY, 277_T Street. A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Twenty four supils only in the 89 17.20 opposite the Na 422 SEVENTH STREET. WOOD !—COAL !!—WOOD !!!—COA ni Hotel. corner of Mth street.Washington, D.C. au 25-tf FoR SALE—A Market and Dairy + ARM of avout 90 Keres, with all the necessary buildings. &e., im fine condition. It is situated in Alexandria rtment of Va.. about five miles from the | e - We hive now on the way two cargoes of poe yy Trois the Geena tag ££ | Mathemstios. Sixteen pupils only in the depart n ADAY, the sth | Red and White Ash ( Anthracite) COAL. which we ie yeorgetown aquedact. mont of Languages. 12 o'clock m..all defendant?» offer at the lowest prices if delivered from the ves. | Sold low and & the Fost Ue ee sty | SILAS LVOGNIS. a. M., Toncher of Mathe- ROH, Washington BU City. au 2s-tf TUR SALE—A neat and handsomely furnished | Lupeunges. 0” ner B'HODSE Ns porteat 22d handsomely furs mmo- | NHE DUIIES OF MRS, BURRS SCHOOL dating terms. This property, is situated ‘will be resumed on Monday, the 2th Septem delightfui part ofthe city. The only reason sell- | ber. No. 391 H street, between i3th and 14th sts. Ing, the owner is about Raine. to Calitormm For | _au 23 awSsw* AY SCHOOL, leo, on hand, a large stock of Oak. Pine, and Hickory Wood, to which we-invite the attention of” persons laying in their er fuel. . Cry together mation, ‘A. GEORGE WILKINSON, A. B., Teacher of Lancunges. eet dicials Nos. 24, se 1-Im Selden, Withers & W. SELDEN, M se 17 ISH axnp FRENCH Marshal ANT TAILORS, Columbia, NS ‘And yet I love you, Philip. I love you! I that am dying say it again, again. Dying— Ob God, is this life! prayed just now for deatb, and now I pray to live, for I have found him! found him in the arms of another, but what of that! I would tear him out of the arms of an nS clasp him to my own heart to be—as he is—mine—my own. hilip this body of mine is dying. See these breasts’ —and she tore open her vest to show him her white bosom,— these breasts that pillowed your check are to be hillocks of dust in the M1 shien tecins County of Wasiungto expose to public sal Court-house door o} the 30th day of Septem io!lowin: Tight, tat square No. 2% gether with mn, in the 1 and lay term, SALE.—In virtue of a writ issued from the € the Circuit Court of the Dresrict of ber, 1858, at 12 o'clock my thi property,to wit: All defendan' am bie. ye Marshal for the Districtof Columbia. information inquire of G. RAY. Real Estar . mB Agent, 516 7th strest, between Dacd ke 7 | M S,BROOKE'S ENG Srven Buildings, No. 138 Penn. Avenue. Tho duties of this establishment will be resumed BEAUTIEUL COTTAG on Monday, September 13th, 1858. ble, Carriage, Corn, Cow, and Ponitry Houes, and 2 acres of Land inanigh state of cuitivat x Cirouiars exa be obtained of the Principal and at he Bookstores. sep l eotm lerk’s office of Columbia for the direoted, I shall H, in frent of the doounty,on THURSDAY, ry With an Orchard of every variety of chores Fruits. for Sale.—The above property is within Shy miies of Washington city.and within 15 minutes’ crive of five churches. If desired wi'l be soid at t time ali the a Crops, horses, cows, he riages. wagour, and farming implement. th the entire furniture from parior to kitchen, in- BD for Cas: 1008 ; al ali of whieh w li be sold or to punctual customer: CHEE: E, FISH, &o — 60 boxes ther Musical Instruction. terest in and ponent in Os to Lot No, 2,m ye Code ish = oanees-on given, unmediatels. ae MoM SICAL Av AC oases ashington x . Hake 5 0, . . Va. “t : 7 - Sc Sraular the sr vemeonts ‘ Jed Herrings, ~ esare asia : — PKO BONO PUBLICO MUSICALE, uoon as the property of sold to satisly Judicials 1858, in favor of Morsgeil W. SELDEN, ickled do 40 do. 3 Mackerel, 159 boxes 1 Starch, il dozen Brooins. A FARMIN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR’ IM PROVED CITY PROPER &Y.—A Farm of The Art of Teashing Music: & practical method for successfelly imparting a THomovcs Mesicat, Epvcation, : 7 Waich gives the sum and substance of ores, 7 miles from Washington and the same dis- everytinms R.ceseary to be known to elevate and the delights of love. So ends ho So ends By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. 802) 5teo MURRAY & SEMMES. | Nir B. Vales, =8q,,,and of the landsof the tate ta. | aad eet 8. copy ot Maren’ it a NOna eae soa ief. ends the brief, said life of Bessie URNITURE, STOCK, FARMING UTEN 7 AS, COPFFR. SUGAR, &c.— B, Hardin, Eeq. ‘The Farm is divided into 8 fields. ton. You have killed her—but—but - but— SiLs, Woop, &c. at auctioy.—On WEDNKES- peer h * with water in each field ; a fi HLUNS Store, corner !ith street and Pa. avenue. hard, and house t| okages freeh Tea, ine ore! 5 ‘se23-lm » at 10 jt . (should t! o containing 9 rooms, with # good cellar and back ED lay your head here once more, once more, my | dat be paptember 2atn, at vince on Edn, Deron 133 fags fie Colinas” Kntohen, stable, and all necessary out-lauidin N"W MUSICAL REPOSITORY. sband |’ ber ‘st ) I snail at the residence of J. P Dick- < 4 c. ‘ood order, now inthe occupaucy of F.. Yulee. — (meatal her arms out to him, and he iesee: west tie muse Toll-gnte, on. 7th street, his dS hoxes fresh Ground Coffee, threw himself across the dead form of the French girl, into the embrace that waited him. Their lips met, and they were silent while life grew to immortality o it in that long kiss, aod there was a cold shudder in her frame —arelaxing of the clasp—a strange fierce smile on her face—and they carried him away. She did not die until two or three weeks later, but she never knew father, mother, or husband again. Who he was no one ever knew, for his lips were sealed. though he watched by her antil Implements, & Beds, yratiresse Siteboards, Sofa, Chai household and kitchen Fu stands, Wardrobes, Parlor, Dining and other Tables, Lounge, Rockers, and’ other Chairs. Radiator, Cooking and other Stoves, Aso, 1 good Work Horse, Milch Cows, Family Cc 6. Light Wagon. and Cart, rime Oak Wood, 25 hhds. Sugar, 60 barrels Refined Sugar, 125 boxes Adamantine Candies, 20 do. 12: jo. lo. for hotels, J 50 malice: Rahoos wile Ou, ust received aud for sale by . . bs se 0-6teo MURRAY & SEMMES, ra ‘Who will show the property and give informatio; respecting the sale, fuformation can mise be hed vom W. D. Wallach, a ve peared of ee ‘ossession given on the ist of January. 1859. je 18-lawtf D. WELLS. Sr Ga fn oe ne *#OR SALE—4 very desirable Market and Dairy FARM, in Alexandria coun’ PIANO FORTE, HARP, & MUSICAL ture, Stock, Farming WAREROOMS. Pret. ©. T. DE CENTER, DEALER IN ALL KINDS oF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, is, Bureaus, Wash- ty. Va., and abont ,, Ry ee! &o.— Smiles from the our Paes ‘and hy ey -_ Cet ee weoehington and Scteennen” * ° Pp seorgetown Aqueduct. binding on the Ferry : r > 7 Salt peoee Old Brandy, aad te primcipuily cosloced wick a post and rai} GOLD MEDA PIANO FORTES, y ‘et ge. 2% one-eighth casks Brandy, 1 puncheon Scotch Whisky, 1 do Irish do. ‘This farm contains about 33 acres—more or les Prof. C. T. BE Tae It has a neat cottage in the midst ofa beautiful osk CcGEN been induced to im eal Merchaud she died. Then he disappeared, and the re ple for-years after that wondered over the story. A stone by her grave rescued her name from infamy, though its story was brief and indefinite. But the villagers readily believed N the Cirouit Court o! art fieri facias, is ed fom the Clerk’s Ofhoe «f the county of Washington, and expose to public sal: ‘use door of said count: the 5th day of October. 1858, at ‘12 o'clock m 8teu JRRAY & SEMMES. RE YOU INSU ?—The Washington In- surance Compan: pital 000, with indt- vidnal Inability af all stockholders) insures all classes piproperty Directors—H. Taylor, 8. Baoo nts Cl rove, anc from its proximity to Georgetown and musica! pul)! A ZN, Auot, oiheskets Champerne., dials, and Do. | Washinston ts one cf the most doscebhe hone ee lexandria, and + GR + Auct. Ww Ee piatee stoee Ot W lesa, Cordial is, an has been offeres (or sale for a jong time. Tue prop- he S$ SALE.—In virtue of two writs of | Mesto {lauors, N : public sale ou thesth of Octo. ‘he terms are concerned they nown at sale, which will erty will be offered at ber, 1858, acd as faras wil, be liberal aud im take place on the pre: of Columbia for » me directed, J 8H, in front of the on TUESDA ensont very best and choicest aezortment of Fnropen: MUSIC, in endiess ve: keep the largest and best istrict t 3. Persons wishing to purchase the above proy perty ods at private sale will do well to call see Mr. Ancrew ety and is determined to collection of Music in the W.F. Bayl: ohun, M, W. Galt, B. Beal:, J. | Batmain. at the Surgeon General Uffice : otherwise | Clty that can be fou anywhere, for which he ear- geod of one they had loved so well, and it was | Samuel Byington and Riel ") d Wallsph’s 1 hes FE: Halay. WW Orme and J. Bryan. Office corner ial sell to the highest bidder, on the above-named ee beeen fa 4G Bowie ramered by some, that the husband of | Grea ervey mere sand to.an undivided bait | Pa.avenue JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Pres, BUS, 6eS&23,0054t* AMOS DENHAM. eae for co Bessie Laton was a king's son of Washington, together with alt and sin.| GRAFTON D. HANSON. Seo. maT-awitif TPEPER | LARPS SUUTARS. and Er Years afterward, one of those wandering | tular the improvements thereon, seized and levied | - A ere rage ix CULPEPER 1. sons of Long Island, who are to be foun uponas the property of Samuel Byington and Rich- Pe COUNTY, VA., FOR SAL Wallach. and will wherever the traveler has gone, was in the | No. 148 and presence of a monarch whose name is known in history and story. That traveler, though but a boy when Bessie Laton di » remem- bered with perfect clearness the face of ber husband, and he now saw it once more. But the position of the tall and Stately man, with dark face and downcast eye, standing on the right hand of his sovereign, forbade any at- tempt to remind him then and there of the tempestuous night when he found his betrayed = deserted wife, dying on the shore of Long sland. You may well believe that Pete: se 10-ts 1.9. C. LAMAR. LA™48. MOTT & Hotty & be 147 to October term. 185', sgainst Sam- uel Byington, and Richard Wallach, and John Van Reswick, Richard Waliach and Samuel Byington and in favor of William 16) c Ww the High Peal Ment deckemvite Federal Court at Pontoto. u sold to satisfy Judicials the Evening Star is authorized to se commodating terms and the er. . yaa ah & * CELEBRADED GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, Grand apd tquare. 632, 6%, 7, and 73 oct berng the only Pianos now sought for and by everynody in to her: ty of Limsh and durability—power brelltant, and e~rm ip Lone, yielding at the same time a touch J+/:- pate, sooth, elastic. and of the best Repeating Powers, Can conscientiously recommend tue st a low ost destrable farme in t! v Culpep- teoctains about sores, of which 20 are iand, and the residue arable land. in a fine con- ate = ne esi see This eas s situated about three miles fron. Culpeper Court House. dwei Ouse ord: form bu Van A DEN. Marshal he District of Columbi P. S, 328 Pennsylvania avenue. 24 Steo jew of the surrounding country for — miles. ‘he soil is of excellent original quality pecu- larly adapted to the production of wheat, and is at present in a good sinte of improvement. The owner will sell it for less than its value, early application | Le meee - tie? and patronage of those in want of M.morr. 4.1. acter, | PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, say To AUTRY. we tment of PICTURE CORD iin. A bi - ATTOnVEYS-aT-Law, | 4 TARE LS SHADE CORD. TASSELS and fa a Court of Errorgand Ap- | HKASSES, BUFF HOLLAND: Gold Ban Ki : 4 & ’ t lection of PAPERHANGINGH; just peomtvod at Teh street. + Af, aiuct uh it, el re ve 20 34-e01m"” eck paced id Fellows’ Hall, choice se- rps, Pisnis, & and ful and experienced hand. Charg: Srp, suitar, Violin, and Rawe wirimgs, of the oality, always on han ~ $$ is le. Persons wishing to purchase will please Any Quantity of Music purchared at these y 9 th W. D. WAaLltach: Esq., Ed- | W8reroome will be bound at any time in the neatest lasted until we reached Easthampto: T AMBROTYPE ATS OF THE SEASON. forelthe Bias 9 lnwtf | style. don’t let any Long Islander r me by AKEN At SANDS’ GALLERY csnnot_be | H tor of the Star. ‘Sp 9-lawti doubting this story, and disputing Peter's facts. "hy happened somewhere, if it didn’t on Long » at least Peter says so, and who can tell how many and what secrets the graveyards of old country villages keep low under ground? What red , could they open in the dust, would tell love tales! What forms, could they move, would nestle in the clasps of love, those close embraces of which the grave itself and decay and dust can hardly bar the memory! What thin old lips would whisper stories of youth and passion mad- Ww. 20 ARBULE M on reasonable terms. ness. Faithfully, — ta eel Propasiy.—The New York correspondent of ——— Journal is responsible for the fo’- win, A Title bit of seandal is afloat, and is located on the Fifth avenue As it has connected with itquite a joke I relate it. A gentleman of some note down town, a married man, had formed quite a Platonic attachment for a lady who resides on the 5th remonstrance of his frien the ber it of the lady’ his calls at the house. He said the husband did not = his{ wife—that he had no ie otf or her—that she unburdened her woes and trials to him and be called to see her asher friend But the husband took his visits #0 much at heart that he forbade the visitor to his house But one evening, rather late, he ha; to be spay Bpey the house, and the indy hap- pening to be on the baloony, he was invited and walked in. The husband was at home, but safe in his bed. After a short and very" ble iN tete-a tete, the door opened and in husband, who both o and assisted the —- to walk out of the house in quick ime. Ofcourse the expelled was indignant. But he shall tell his own story: “TI was sit- ting in his house, sir, talking with his wife, when down came Mr.——. “ And, sir, he had th jetory of Raven, ‘ork, Teh hi ments ail th qaeere in their nt pi of whi Sre pronouw: ANOS BUpETLOr jan fro Vv: eae and entire new styl we seiected CARVED end PEAT z MANTE: - MONUMENTS, 4 OMBS, &o., OHN RUTHERFORD, 2d Pal teen corner 12th & E sts. aca a ertttclirtcaee tates Latlinintiadvattnatnty VEN’S UNRIVALLED PiaN- ACON& RA REee. W.G.METZERUTT takes pleasure in calling 8 attention of the publisto his stock of, IANOFORTES from Pieb es js the solo agent. eed by Gustave Satter, and nearly rincipal piauists © mechanism they are constructed all —* Tr. 1euxtemps to be sent to Paris for her private use. i jee from ne kept ‘im tune wines charge for two of second-hand Pignos is also to be the most reasonabl is Ich and. isth ATLANTICTELEGRAPH HAT on seers grometly Stteneed to, and Music sent mai treo ressing cee DT De CENIEL corner of lith street an: Pi Wash ngte R SALF—At fair prices and on reasonable Fae tore Nos. 1, 2,3, 90, 21. and 22, all ad- joining, containing 47.867 square feet, eligibly located on the northwest corner of get ant, — aaa N tee treet north, and in Square No. 69. ese Lots are 7 " suitable for dwellings’ brick yard, or other pures a re ses. and will be sold separate, if desired. Apply to apared te deat (with the tise er ae POLLARD WEBB, No. 520 (2d story) 7th street, 8 OF string either) for Pairs, By vanes se 9-tf A Piauist always on hend. 5 F9E Sate OR . 516 Pa. avenue, Wash ReOPERTY HA®® instruction. ivation. and eboice frat The Harr Savy, Mos erapes, our 18. aleading instrament for Wa the Pienoforte, viz: $30 per quarter after =, a good di cellar, &o —will 8, good water at door, and numerous never-' no and even Less than thie shall and must only ling on 40 acres are in wood, consi f oak, hick qhestant. ‘The stock and crops be to introduce the HANDSOM- APOE, ae 2 fresh case o! portati ; Getting eee el can offer them — Jone than — oe in this ity. mn gusrantee sales, “i Saag the “White Bear,” corner of 6th H Ni of my own im Oppeaite C z MANTEL “assortment of SUVEAVIAN MARBLE ap 2 e A CARD. ILIKS & PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS Fan, CASSIMERKES BY THE YARD I Having necessaril Ty large assortment of cLor#s CASSL ERE , dealing more ex- tensively and generally in those goods, we can offer greater advantages to purchasers of those goods than oan befound. We will cut very cheap. No charge for patt. orshrinking, having & steam apparatus for e. Lt would be weil for those purchas- ing by the y: to look before they the only establishment of the kind in this is extensively in those goods mi to buyers. tent SAUL STRPHENS & C Oo. EXCHANGE FOR City — 2 ‘ning 100 acres, from ‘ashiuston, under good baving an orchard of 3 —the contaming nine rooms, with be wold on reasonable terms. or ex- Been There is a good ds This oe Ry «nil sua te the ae: 50 to the public. Those “high terms,” charged the left handed teachers. has, and is, burying the mort ancient, sacred. and noni 19n. Only one Hochea's New Conia Ne These i: claimed by -rate teachers, and none but n stra (SASS second: Diplomatic Professor suall even claim MORE than may be pu |. For further particulars inquire of J. 7th at CLARK, Kee Pinno terms. SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN D. al ol a 12th street, between C and D streets. dy 13 cawtf lest instruments into oliv method of teaching the Now Harp Effects and taschore eae wae ow yt struction cali on Prof. DE 7 ie eet hie New usical Repository, corner of Lith street enn. aven set, in tin haxes, best jety.at 5 as —— iety,@t 5 cen! e. jarps, Guitars, & se for aale and to se-2w MUSICAL INSTRUCTION, Prof. DE COBNIEL lin Washiogtcn, and wah cad pablie tha! United States, to aay others manufactured. one differ- hioh affords a greater touch and tone they are janis! f° ‘est Indios and Sou’ Doon ordered by Madame eo2m I RS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE Lo season. daily, OYSTERS in the shell, tak it of salt water thi same day. Pontonrass wishing to be i oall reed Oy in TE SCH WAR LES {Comer of 12th and Berepuhanal” iy 9-eot! Ki I1GHT YOUR HOUSES. ave now in storeandare daily reosiving the nest aucortment of GAS CHANDELIERS, ENDANTS and BRACKETS ever offered i ty. eutirely new patterns and every ety of sty! finish. Ase § larao, pollectio f SPATURTTES, READING CAMPS an PORTABLES. ‘Those are sold at the fastory Te- Mutrse sales iba etses epee Peer ote laving redu @ prices of gas fitting, pei find it to their advantag tocall bere having rea Ae W THOMPSON & BRO. 269 Pa. avenue, betweer, 10th and lith se 6-eo1w south side, N@ZIGe!S HEREBY GIVEN ti t Land War- rant No. 14,472 for 160 acres of issued under begets of Tes. 6. o' ERUVIAN SYRUP, On, Paorsctep Solution ef Protoxide of 1 Having successfully passed the crdeal to which new discoveries inthe Materia Med: to @ are war- Efficacy in Curin; Dyspepsia, Affection’ of the ‘Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Consumption Ten- dencies, Disordered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy, The Prostrating Effects of Lead or Mercury, General Debility, and all Diseases which requi Tonicand Altrrative Medicine, = question. Or jorourh and complete soademical course of instruction rsrely met with on the Harp, Pisnoforte, Guitar, Singing, and Organ. Will also give a recular course of instruction Comte els) oT M uslify for Prices, on monthly the Star Buildings, Dats. 102 Pars, Avenue, be- streets.—The made ki on jeation at the new Piameat eposttory. on theoorner ef lith street end en eu se 6-| CARD. ‘EssoR OF Mus: Aarts Perrone a ae peg + =] sal loctemmenten Music, sing ed aid. vente PEavvra NS does not profess to be a C: but ae is preteen senses, Soeemeenateres # larce and f February 11, 1847, Cai gl mi lor’ resents tent whos Hats, &c.; Taylor's fi y oot the indecency to come right into the room be- ing. ioned jer of medical fore his wife, with nothing on but his shirt and png any Gat or 83, éarcat has been Bi Witnesses acoes- drawers, and order me out of his house, and I went, sir” Taz ee Fe nay cn open gave him 3)" ies that a Wo- man has resented an affront, with sp ae The balance weight of steelyards is called the pea 236 Penn. avenue, sold in the Uni su th it $2.50 gael io gurabulity and aot een B. H. STINEMETZ, se 166m bet. Kirkwoods patent. TAL BLOUNT. jt . M. . 5 CRI Attorney, for the owner. Washington City, Sept. 8, 1858. se 10-lawow of the Syrup iacon — ‘Those who may wish —— opinion wn disinterested persons ing of the Syrup cannot fail to fe atiafied lowing Ainong numerous testimomals » of the Agents. T ine Calf-sicin jor the low price of 37 Warrant as at to any sold in the United — Pand Wilinrds’ Hotels, having experienced the bene Sc'ai wr IS THE MATTER? = want weabition = eer yey ipirteerniog 7 vig nt nda rte er A.xrent rush has take piace at the Store of » of the rw 4 None of your saxce,’’ is a comprehensive D* FOR SF aha, Tee or Onto,) wcregm suc gm guprione on regriig are stogetet i fant nea Bice ocean rebuke of impudence. Professor of Surgery, National Medical Collese. Sngurstlonabia: we have ho doubt of Ns eficacy tm ences + Saat nin customers with tne fresh soups T means the same as to “hook.” ® flash word for a watch ‘© squash up bonnet is to sit on it and put it out of shape. : ‘Cool as cowcuimber,”? ust wean something more where cucumbers come from than it does. T ‘urnep tT ite and itoring that twenty -fiv years’ experience and to Piitsiofan “sae SURGEON to hee Shi Residence—No, 455 10th, between K uqtestionable, we have bo donbt of jeacy In cares of | bim sume Inctplont Diseases of the Lange and Brouchial @ him Tne Awory, ian ©. eT RR, Perea Baever, in our market where they are to get warm. ‘To pepper a fellow is to maul him. “ Soft words butterno ani ps,”’ and “plen- to be corn-ed when he has ty as blackberries,” are liar A man is su, pie ; in a milder stage of the he is said to be Aa/m-y. taken too mue! same A you under certain 3 seal Eoctag Beet an camaances woman who begins to appreciate her import- ance to society is.anid to ‘feel her oats.” To “cut him up root and branch,’ is to use'a it Yellow as fon. / 2 von nee customers. My and more ADE C. to supp! sole & a ac NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. Fed Ae Merohant [STEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosITES, | MONRE te LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES ‘Tuomas A. Di 8H. Kxxoats, M.D. Janu Q Dean, Sawves Mar exposure to alr, and that to w and beautiful Goods, Protoxide of Tron, withowt furth possible. “Iu the Peruvian polut ia attained by commemaTson tm 4 ; and thie go"ution may rep ace all tLe and tartrates Materia a A. iduaind a Aly h street. pees | T xLOR AND MAUR gilt. Price 5 cents: ay eXi¢o Will canse & heavy Tine is the time.