Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR| as PUBLISHED BSVERY AFTERNOON, (SUsDAY BICEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pernsyleania Avenus § Eleventh 3t., By W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in packages by carriersat 94a yOats or #7 cents per month. To mail subscibers the sab- scription price is $3 508 year, in advance ; $2 for sx months; $! for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centea week. Singic copies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTisEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi-week!y, 26 per cent. advance ; once a week, 50 per cent. advance, Miss Laura H. Gildersiceve, an estimable young lady, is,or was, the grata of Primery School No. 37, in Yorkville, having been ap- pointed to that position through the influence of Mr. Schoo! Trustee Hibbard; but there arose a quarrel in a Lanett var - ous thi ineladi: i int. ments. r. Uibbard was charged with now- Nothingism, Republicanism, and other heresics and tergiversations; and, as he states, a clique of his opponents, comprising a jority of a quoram of school cers, resol that the Hrtosigal of his appo:mtment must be removed. Accordingly, they met er, as he aingy. without notifying him or bis fi ) passed a resolution declaring Miss Gildersleeve’s place vacant, and ied to appoint as her sue- cessor Miss Innes: handsome young lady then holdings position as teacher in auother school. Miss Inness, being notified of the ap- pointment, went to take possession, but the in- cumbent bad, in the meantime, been advised that her removal was iNegal, and refused ‘o vacate. Miss I., it is said, then went back to her own school, where she remained a whole month and drew her pay, being also returned for the same period as principal of school No. 37. About the first of this month she again attempted to get possession of her office as prin- cipal; and following the example of the rival Street Coumissioners, the two rosy-cheeked young ladies seated themselves in the school- room, and both assumed the direction of affairs. No soover would ove give an order than it -would be countermanded by another; and the poor, bewildered little children found them- selves in a predicament very much like that of the city police when the Metropolitan Commis- sioners first asserted their authority. If they obeyed Mias Inness, it was at the risk of hav- ing their noses tweaked by Miss Gildersleeve: and if they toed up to the Gildersleeve word of command, it was at the peril of boxed ears from Miss Inness. Miss Gildersleeve had, it is claimed by her partizans, the advantage of actual possession of the books and other school belongings, and the sympathy of a maj. rity of the little ones and their parents, and Miss In- ness was making but slow progress in recover- ing what she believed to be her legal rights. To burry up things, Mr. Trustee John Vance, of the Inness q: went before Justice Bren- nan, at Essex Yar et Police Court, on the 6th i t. and entered a complaint in manner following: “ That on the Sth of November, 1855, Laura H. Gildersieeve was making a noise and dis- turbing the peace, and thrusting herself inside of the school-house, No. 37, and taking eharge ofthe same, she having been removed there- from by the Board of School Officersof the 12th ward, of which deponent is a member; she re- fuses to leave said school.” The Inness party claim that the meeting at whieh Miss Gildersleeve was removed was a regular stated meeting; that all its proceed- ings were legal; that there was no Political feeling in the matter, but the only cause of ce- moval was @ charge of inefficiency on the part of Miss Gildersleeye, and that they were very much surprised to learn that she had got up an indignation meeting in Yorkville, and a ¢ excitement sbout her removal, which was attributed to political machinations. Both the ladies, it is asserted, are native born and pro- testants. ‘The examination of the matter wa3 set down for this morning, and proceeded before J: udge Steers, Judge Brennan being absent. The you: ladies, and several of their female iiends, were in court, their pretty faces disfig- ured by frowning brows -- glances. ‘The counsel for Miss Gi fees objected to the complaint, that it alleged no disorderly conduct within the meaning of the statute, but that question was for the present resarved. Joba Vance sworn, testified that he is school trustee, and chairman of the board of officers; that on the 5th day of November, he siw Miss Gildersleeve in the ward schoot; "No. 37, order- ing the children around; Misa Inness was also there, and complained to him that Miss G. was “ shere as usual;”’ told her to try and avoid difficulties until action could be taken to re- lieve her of the presence of her rival; Miss G. had beens er, and principal of the school, but was not then Q. Had she been removed, and by whom? {Question objected to by counsel, and objection overruled. | A. She has been removed by the trustees of the 12th ward, who appointed Miss Inness in her place. While spe with Miss Inness in the school, witness saw Miss Gildersleeve in the — room, ens one of the side doors, apparently giving directions to the children going out An in, at recess; did not notice her movements after that, as he remained but a short time longer. He had, previous to that day, requested Miss Gilderaleeve to leave the school; witness desired tostate that this was one of x series of acts on her part, but the jus- tice ruled that his testimony must be confined to what occurred on the 5th of November. Witness was asked by couasel for prosecution if the meeting at which Miss Gildersleeve wag removed was a —— meeting of the trustees, bat counsel for fence objested, and a dis- cussion ensued, each side claiming that their elient was in actual possession of the office, an 1 the proper remedy of the Sy seg re was by & writ of guo warranto from the Supreme Court. The point had not been decided when oar reperter left.—N. ¥. Post. a Ratner a Toven Story.—The following, whieh we find in an English paper, wil! do to go along with the Evening Post's account <f the $2.000 note dodge at Stewart's: A few days age a lady of fashionable appear- ance alighted from a carriage, and entered a large drapery establishment not one handrd miles from the oo and Castle, when she selected « parcel of goods to the value of nearly 2100. When her purchases: were completea, she stated that she had forgotten to bring her eheok-bock, and desired that one of the young men would accompany her home with the : ‘when she would hand him a check for the amount. Not liking to entrust the business ta any of the pro prietor step iage with the lady, and was rapidly driven to Peckham, where, at a large aud respectable locking house, they alighted, and the goods were taken in. Foe lady then politely ushered the anxious and wary linen draper into the drawing room, him to wait for a brief moment, until Sis fetches the eheck-book. The brief moment passed, and many more also, but the lady did not make her appearance. Half an hour,three- warters, yes, an hour had gone by, and still ae fashionable debtor did not come. Mean- while the worthy draj @- became anxious, fright- “ened, farious, and rising u . vigorously applied the Bell . This bro gh in @ man-servant, who was iy attacked with a string of qaestions as to the lady and the goods. The man replied in a and commanding tone that unless be (the draper) behaved him- self in a milder manner he should be placed wader restraint, for that be, the speaker, had positive instructions to confine all lunatics who wereintracteble. ‘Who are you, and what is this place’’’ were next asked by the panting itor almost in one breath. “ This is a pri- ite asylum for lunatics, and I am the keep- ,’ coolly observed the man, “and unless you ean manage todraw it mild, I shall put you: fate the strong room."’ . Tbe horrible truth was out. The fashionable had forged two physicians’ certificates, prepared the proprietor of the asylum for the reception of his customer, by her- self to be his wife, and by ingeniously indicat- ing the form bis madness took, and after pur- chasing the goods, had driven to this E after lodging her customer, had departed, cun- |- te the and the ietor of the asylum. ae lao setines mush, af exatee, bave been ‘‘in'at the game.” retu the parcel tai the on | im wo years, bas fallen from 38,000 whke Sateen Be 7m AZ PSSRIOR S o. wt hna 3 for Rent and DESCRIPTION OF THE OVERLAND &o, Wood and Coal. Musical Instruction... Mr. J.W. Parwell, of the Alta Catifornian,was SENTPARLOR CHAMBERS FOR | GELLING OF F!_ SELLING OF Fi De ee ‘USic ACCOMPLISHMENT. me one of the passengers by the overland mail, and PSTN FS Cireetnds Monat Paroreand beng BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS. ., ao, 008k Te eRe . DE CORNIEL iss 0 few to from him the St. Louis Republican obtained | ap: ry ALL STEPH NS & CO, every description, for CHEAP FoR Casu An TEE Spare, which he in vivier a the following interesting desoription of this im- | 10 im No. 322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th ais. Lavras, Misszs, Yourns, and CutLtren, WOoD AND sein 3 We Dan! paged, sical Instruction, rarely to tant mail route: LUA PROPERTY FO, LE OR treet, | as yr ean Pian or te, Guitar, PeThe road up to within fifteen miles of Los V MEN ESS ree - vaio Below HOUSE No. 6 pLaping SHOR STORE, Streets. wa Ww = D serene a fees Ro nsurection ces will be given ay es come ene Cape Cn ~ ty here, | Freon sth and eth atrests weet. Thie house Je 10 Ladies,we manufacture al! ourown coods, th Ss An¢é SPLIT WOOD! ywonte oun te A a tae passa or Loe Angelos etpanded shoe} “Allo a asvotad bpautifal COTTAGE, With abou Beseefar Meee: spageyes. advantage <td EEF SAVES and SEIT Ween avenue. comer viet wed A. $8,000 in improving it, to Induce the mail com- | tWentr thousand feet of ground atvachéd. situsted | sourse,fesaite te tha tancht of tee gion One YUN T UNDER WOO any to adopt that route. At Kern river, the near the corner of Pennuy ‘Svenne and 26th ra: 1m point of fit, and utility, kave.an | _n0J6-10t Sth street, between Dae B. E ‘ord was bad for a short dis Again at Poritfermation {rauire at the Wood ani Coal lavenie Aber eeee tek Wd Heme etes S00 Or Ce4 kc Oa Lt OO ALM Maeneric retbékirn COMPANY, Temecula the road began to es: and con- a0 of CASTLEMAN & BROTHER, ‘cornér jotel. ters, it ¢ ,fur winter wear, have only i. seoures purchaser. A’ tom ub ra he weet Ow 7. CLARK: An GENTLEMEN. tinues so until Sen Felipe or Déevii’s Canon is reached. Ten miles from the latter place the toad enters the Desert; 18 miles further on is a now station, called Palm Springs, from the fact that until recently palm trees grow in that vi- bys MORSE LINES. and eots, received, and now discharging.a of best — rie a oo giestaceir: prema it yunteia “Anthracite CUniLwmek ohne RATES R EDUCED. id low for cash. i oF 1 Lave also testonerengoinente to etinety any ous- 41, and Penaspicania aves. tomers "toh wil be weld rm oon for | Ofca Soreicaniet 4 “ on F street, between OR RENT—A comfortably furnished HOUSE, aia on he tween th sod a kindling, wha mar! Fi . 5 ‘ yILTED. Sto eB TS. wee nied — cnt tin next Staten ot Carin | Esgany SED MOUSE FGRSEES eee | CALEB LOOM EOE ae wom sree Sn, | yn Sapa SOLAS aac atten small Stream of water strongly impregnated F oA House yaoi, ‘on Missourt of at rotten tial, Pa. onbet oh Toth ste. — oy ‘ete papers Sarg eames with sulphur. . SX Agee, (Ho. 34.) between as eae ste. Contains FOR GENTLEMED FR T. SANDS, UNDERTAKER Ten words. Back ad’l word, “Indian Wel's is the next station. ry toe ods Phe boeken eit be rected Or bold Witonc ihe Scorer SOLE BOC awe SHOES, ARRISON ST Navy Ya lot. portion of the rond the dust is very bad, being | farm £ OF pariiouiars apply on the premises. strongly of an alkaline natare; it is offensive to the smell. and vory irritating to the skin. At 00 38-Im F°, SALE—On reasonable terms. a desirable Punorai calls attended tof 0 hours. Keepa | *2" %° Palade pula 3 ote; 3 ote. SCOTCH-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOE sa 0.8% ail I Ee Philade ph st reat ea at eC ONES, | Seamnent onion fey made Co Te (Ap rorvoninsTelsctio teltoea sae 00 23 Igon Hall, Pa. avs. bet. 9th and loth sts. wx quired im bis line. in Almo, the succeeding stati n, a few di bef RAME DWEL. 3-HOUSE, with bri = FOR GENTLEMEN. All orders. om the country attended to with Ter Maonetic Compaxt invite bu a Sapelinte artived there, the nae Biss the peck: bust ing attached No. a3 tani in “4 Seo the WATER-PROOE poore Ghat tecsined ai carson her Soompect with the teasiors 2 ines at New charge of a mail left the wagon and undertook peg or denen eer E street, tg wae Just received at 8..P, HOOVER'S, | W. PLANT, UNDERTAEER, No. G37 RTARER. No. G3 7h Yet. with thy Wettera Lames at to get through on horseback to the next station. | lards Hotel, suitable for a boarding- house, or fo oc23 Tron Hall. Pa. av., bet. 8th and loth siz. J. feet, between, COTE ‘Keeps aenEtic Company is the oldest in a tornado which evertook them, one of the | P&r8on who would ‘ike torent out rooms. "T 4 here is we inal the rooms. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, _No. 520 7th street. 00 25 ee VALUABLE PRUPERYY FOR SALEW—A men lost bis hat; on getting down to get which, his horse took Sree and ranaway. His com- anion dropped his blankets, and in endeavor- i ADIES’ SHOES! LADIES’ SHOES !!— ‘he 4 sucoess T have met with during the 7 short period | have been established, en- ables me to offer Ladies’ Shoos, cf my own make, street, ° Company inthe United States, and aliens have consi : Uy on baud every artiale re: Glam right to use the Moxse IsvRntion upon the of ke., to. His chargesare | epee ee 6 raiy mpon the Bee wid is attertioh yasiant op gal, nay hour travemtasion ofai! deapatobee “Udpostted et the Pole lowest possible rates. ap 8-ly * ii frame House and Lot onSd street south, | 8t th@following prices: fees, ng to get them, lost his horse, but succeeded in | w,1) ‘ton s ; ies’ best Eng'ish Lasting Gaiters, $1.25. New Yorx,43 Wall street | Astor at main saving the mails, which he carried on foot to wit be aoid low and on Vory Kegcunmbdat ue tes’ best double-sole Moroeco Boots, 31.25 1. Qe Cs LAMAR. ©. H. MOTT. Je Le AUTRY, entrance ; New Haven 27th st. the next station, the IndianWellson the Yuma. featon 0 street north, running 168 feet 3% inches ies’ best Heeled giove-kid Buttoned Bvots, 3 a MA TT & AUTRY, PHIL DELPHIA, 502 Chesnut st.; Guard 5 PMA, MOTE & BONRS WEYS-AT-LAW,| PALrixons, Son lrop Buiding. Hoty SPxines, Mise., eran. 3) eakeee eee Will practiée in the High Court of Errors and Ap- ORTLASS, ~ Hea pet ior St. KEN to analley. Also, # valuable Building Lot fronting on M street ‘in, north 2? {et gpoth about 100 feet, between 4th and Sth streets. Terms 7 eusy. Also,s Loton F street south, situated in an im- Although but afew yards distant from each other in the storm, the sand was sothitk the were unable to see, and thus became separated. The one who was left behind remained lost on 2.50. , Children’s best English Laing Button Gaiters, 75 ae J ROSENTHAL, nod No. 22 Pa. ave.. 2d door above &th at. at Jackson, the eral Court st Pontotoc, Crxcun: the Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of Mis- New © S WISH THE LADIES TO CALL AND i ims | _nod-tf ENDALL Gea'l Bup’t. the desert for three days and nights, and would Tae terms. “Bor particulars tequise™ of ORORGE % %, those fine FRENCH GAITERS bes teeth Neti eee yp mM EDUCTION OF RATES, have perished with thirst had he not discovered | W. BRAY, ‘eal Eeatate Agent, No. 516 7th street, | just poner by Thomas B. Griffin & Son, T VASTLY REDUCED PRICE R aoe Fee Ee cea ener lloek tome emigrants hed | See 2 2 Sie Te Ome |p aaa abet hen ae ate The New York and Washington Printing left by the wayside. Hesucceeded in killin OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—The sub- | large and well assorted stock of BUOTS and From this date I shall offer the fol- Telegraphs, using the + House’’ Primt- the animal with his knife; be drank its bloo soriber offers for sale a splendid Houseand Lot. SHOES, Parnes, to yr snyetection. lowing Goods for ess than their real value, With t. ing Telegraph Lastraments. by which means he saved his life. He was res. | 0M terms to suit the purchaser. ‘The house and lot THOMAS RIFFIN & SON, view of reducing s! 5 00 26 No. 314 Pa, bet. 9th and loth sts. cued by men sent out from the station in search | 3° situated within one mile’s Who the Capitol. toon, VIZ: ail 5 : General Ofice— Nas: ef om Sazth MANTI aur A) OAKS. treet, Branch Omer Willord's Hotel. ES, yi 2 AL rt i < Se ~ | TRAVELIN: — of him. TENG Non Grea Aeply, to ie! hours of 6 [FOX LADIES, MISSH8, AND CRILDREN. | ENBROIDERIES, GUIPURE, N- E NEW YORE AND WASminotoN ‘< Passing several unimportant stations, Mr | "Clock and 5 o’elock p.m, noStt_ | “Spring and Summer GAITERS, SLIPPERS, | BRUKSTTSopd other LACES PRIN CING TELEGRAPH OM FANT Fertng Farwell agrived at Fort Yuma. Seventeen DYELLING- HOUSE FOR REN T.—The | Morocco and Kid BOOTS and SHE Sa cost for | BONNETS, BONNET YI MMINGS, ke A A? Ponthucenae Cleese miles front this fort are the newly discovered House of Mr, Eliet, No. 238 H street, north | cash; all colors sizes for cost from this day for pelLpee *S CLOTHING of ali sizes, . Ne = the sates gold mines of Arizona. From inquiries mado | 84°, Vetween 1th and Jéth, with stable and oar- op one, resegs mz mock, OOVER'S, tine ‘Sittea ee seit: on their line Washinton as i here be ascertained that miners, of whom there commodious dwelling in pesface ee eaaal Boot, Shoe, a: 1 Frank Store, Special attention aid to DRESS-MAKING, in For ten words. Fer oust Batts wereabouta gare at work, were making pee: either furnished or unfurnished, to anit bad oo? —_Tron Hail, Pa. av., bot. 9th and loth sts, the latest French styles, and at the WitttaR, + 9 from seven to forty dollars pOr day. Itwas](@@th 00) ty BOS *POTHE LADIESOF WASHINGTON CITY, s Opposite Centre Market. = reported that the diggings were much richer | (OR SAILE—The following BUILDING LOTS. Having boon: D manufeoturins ee | a ’, CARRIAGES s in the tien bers blag semen but elma x AViz: Lot rear 18 oa the ‘Somer of Sth a tn B50 oa = in pony Tae Babsoriber having fe additions te his r) i “ band of tile Indians, of the Tonto Apache reet north, in Square 514; 0. 5, On q ‘no’ largest, 'o New York od tribe, were encamped there, and it was not Jersey Pg acai oe L, streets north, in | know by this time what will suit them int! line, ¥ Factory, making it 5 tn the District, where his ities Ti sre making erpents man ie Die ring’ Sit Kinds ‘of CAR jew Snanono Line will speedily be RIAGES LIGH' AGONS caucot be sur- ng the Paintine IxerRvxENt which they passed, end from his long experionce in the buai- | to have in operat.ou by the ist of February next. 2068 he-hopes to gIvo g satis! ‘Thankful for the .ibera! patronage A‘} kinds of Carneges ‘ht Wazons kept op ay Comeene ee oun 1-5 it . ie rep ul a All REPAIRS neatly done,and all ordera prompt- | the most skiltfa Operators, they oan aa ware 559 ; No. 4, hich has been subdi- tiled inte lota, onthe ‘corner of Rhode Talend ave- nue , street wost. Also, large number of ane Lois, sn yece us yertacntae Oy. ond a pares from 3 cents cen iw {v0 - LARD WEDB. Ages Nessa Apes.” ook A USE FOR RENT IN THR BEST BUS- A PS Sek AES IN THE ChTy othe ou and can eafely say that wo do; which you can prove giving our atrial. You can find (atail times) Srticies et the principal Shoe Stores m Wash- ington city—the Shoes eo we!!-known as J, W. MeCurdy & Son’s Philsde!phia make, ap 2!-ly RUNKS! RUNES" TRUNKS! deemed prudent to prospect in that direction untilthe indians were run off, which they hoped to be able to do in a short time. “ The next station worthy of notice is Fili- buster Camp, about fifty miles from the dig- gings. It is thus named from the fact that ly sttonded to, The urders: ow tantly kk a promptitade and acouracy in the Heury Crabbe and his companions, who were seat present occupied by Dr. R. Finley Huat, hee ae rece, wey cape rg Second-haad Comegtonei Foye fe m Fea * at supposed to have designs on Sonora, were killed | Dentist, ia fur rent. It 1s on tho north side of Fon. a ne eRe - SE | io-tf ‘corner of 14th ALS Pali over all others well & to this . by the Mexicans. ‘The next place is Tueson, | Suet Begivens sensu sireote, (none of the | | AAMT TRUNKS AND VALISES ale ew eee i ee 2 8 Spanish town of some four hundred inhubi- | to D street, and containing Il roome beside VELVET. T. PESTA Y and CANVAS 322 _— " 322 T SEVENTH STREET PRICES tants. At this place they were warned to look | !ors. Kor further information apply on th TRAVELING: Ba Sand SATCRELS; fine | “Travelers in want of TRUNKS should rot fal to| AL out for Apaches, who were reported to be en- | %%'° Dr- 7 t d . visit our extensive Salesroom, occupy FRANCIS, on Seventh « camped some distance ahead. About 170 miles ——————— N. 8.—Tranks Covered and every description of FoE RENT.—The DWELLIN®G HOUSE, No, Repairing street. is . he entire basement floor, where they wi! the largest stock of SILVE “PLATFE wW, executed with noatness and dispatch, ih ~ ws t f'fne and ber arene aan from Tucson, found 400 Apaches encamped for £2 D street, on the square immediately east of S. 3, TOPHAM, sad aveig Conception of Sap 1 DiLe DRESS CUTER ry. FolSreeeere arid the winter. The Indians showed no signs of Se Srent as se ‘ity Hal!, next doortothe residence ane (Late londagy = as Es and PACKING TRUNKS, BAT BOXES, VA- paste She ‘over of inthis city. hostility. Two hundred miles from this place Sn eas beet ey vere will ae po ted ae oS st head ss — ‘Washington, D. . teas CARPET BAGS, & TCHELS. &e. that fresh. prime goods, bourht for cash, to is the Miembries river, a little branch of the | for the dweiling-houso of a private family, The my oe TORU ALL, STEPHENS & COe Ree ert” = Stormingd 30 28 Gila. Font wili be $700 per annum, payable at such et a EW FURNITURE STORE, lS above Odd Fellows “ Leaving this they came on the Mesilla val- FO Dan bas : = baa rebeitieg ome tail AES WaiWai ote mestf | __—s_ om ath etrest. ley, where they first struck the Rio Del Norte. ET—RC , (furnished,) with Board, in nee tock zs HEELW. ALL, STEPHENS & Passing El pisdigrodesae: istact tonnes 8 private family-on L. street, No. 5i4, between | TUR vere t ENTS We WwW Weep nate sk me = Ww ‘No sit Penn, Avewns, was Sierra ysees At . is point are several wits siete oats ts OF & Kenta eee i t No. FS th A arene; come of ee BOYS’ AND EADY-MADE large natural tanks in the solid rock, which IEF = ALTIMORE, mere supposed to contain suficient water for | [ORS ALE>Rourtesu FRAME HOUSES, four ira ange for new. Catton Bro's Cox; Dickey, Ross Dick the mail trains passing this point: Qn the ar- | No, 543 K street’ south end sd stroer weet. Pane JOH & RO. le Mills Company; Empire rival of the mail bere, it was discovered that | 950 each ; smail payments in oash, and monthiy | _2u20-ly id Fellows’ Hall, 7th st, Fo uns, Kd A. H. Hubbard: Jessud & Catilix, | for the goming be pon the tanks bad gone dry; and water had to be Serre ey eats, Eitls: gond, aad will be sold XTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ng & Co; Owen & Hurlbut; Platner & Por- | ?' com ve hauled a distance of thirty miles for the mules. | corner: 45 foet 9 inches by Tieetdene Porte afi | Ee ‘ It was found on examining the tanks that they could be made to contain sufficient water (o E street, 34 feet front ep. Let No. 29, : Scot ING: ter; fiatee mitins 8 Company; y ‘ corner. 0 . tropolitan ; Sagamore | Where they can St out ren of Sand 4: Square Noo. opposite Temperance Hall, | MAHOGANY, W. tr, OFECOCD AND Mir wand veriots ot cei x * | afew minutes, with every se st Rea vin; eted hi B fall assortment = MADE GARMENTS of subetantia and ; Square No, 56, with improvemen's; and Lot 12, Cloth, Glus. &c.; Printing Papers, News a very meteate HENS supply the trains. If, however, water sufficient | = No.4. The t being tax titled ald Nore f all kinds; 2 4 B ALL PHENS & cannot be. provided Bors; tie reels ont be wilh anid ee sueag tor to! ‘sil lnene srs ang Fruk, Source Bonet Boards Mf fusing | _susstr No.set Pa eve bet teh nd gente. changed to thatof the old San Antonio trail nid hte eoherty a his stook them. soloed: Prmter’s Card “ard Boards, in ev fifty miles longer than the present route, but eo and tM sat Baltmore ai rect, sinmeoree a, Seve. oonaiati mee cantar a more level, and affording more water. near Cary street and Franklin re. Will ex- “Atthe next station, thirty-six miles fur- ther on, there are natural reservoirs whieh have also goue dry, and to which water had been hauled a distance of thirty miles. Sev- eral Indian signs were seen in this vicinity. The road is very bad, being sandy and rocky, alternately. Next station, Guadaloupe, eigh- teen miles distant. Four miles beyond this is the Pinery, where a ss of pine trees, the ofly ones to be met with on the road, is found. : JOBN MCKENNEY, se'ves. consisting me. case Papers No RY, CO! SSIUNE: Pr EDE, cas Cory str drank Fine Mahogany.’ Wainut, Cherry, and other Ward- “Atel atgrimont of French Folig Post, Packet PENSION ERLE spare ‘aE change for 8 ar i ie . 4 in No gone ads CMa | Maan age tat Cher, Joy Land | eta Mamet Fay, Stay |, Dep guaners, eee Ae, ee, hse: ae tientt No 6, west side 43¢ umpene Bot Fine V sinutand Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- eathing, and Spice ere: ing Vearefa ink; Alum, Biesohing Powders, to him wif mest with prompt Paseticthcce lM SL Det Behl eed OR RENT.—Suits of or angle ROOMS. far | F: Tinie ‘any aod Walnut Sofas and Chairs, i ritinj i nga q fis Peper of every description made to order. ina seed nos tt " rably |i Fin top and other Cottage Cham- == . ~ aa — by the.mopths eset ioe eee tee Sots. : i (CLOTHING AT KEDUCED PRICES, rate. Aoply at 315 Penu. avenue, nearly opposite Fine gany rad Walnut Dressing and other i ¢ Opportunity for National forel. reaus, and Si qi Having opeved an establishment in New York aul?-T&stf F. HOLDEN, ine Mahogany and other Chairs of every descrip- Marble top, Contre, Sofs, and other Tables, city. No. 104 Duane street. forthe exclusive pur- t —The FRAME HOUSE on G at, | Fine of mavufscturing onr own stock in future, we RoR KEN ave Cotermined to o9f) 08 .for e net pix wooks, ps iS China, Glass, an rock: Ware, Looking our present stock o indy | le now in, Next stopping place is the Pagos river, sixty | and44onl hone eee vamnar Gl Ginssés, &e. igs . store. nt grently reduced prices, for oush only, to miles from the Pinery. From this place there | 10 feet toa 2 foot alley. Terms num, My purpose is to sell as cheap as any other | in Wash: favorable t . 0 person make room for an entire new stock Jenebie monthly Enquire of A PANS & ‘ton, and on as favorable terme ; and I * is a stretch of fifty-four miles without achange We therefore ga: oiler inducements to cash pur- A flatter seif that no to chase ohasers never witnessed in this city. Our object ie Stee arse he Etane Estscado of Stated | We ante | a tocando neal Po er A stretehes acroes the Llano Estacado, or Staked TTAN DU A * | t. (ashionabi Fiain, the most beautifal portion of the route, | F{ ANPSOMELY FURNISHED HODSE eae) es No. 65 7th strest. Tare (OkD MAGNOLIA WHISKY, | Faas Maske Sorting tote found thie isof New i . f, 3 rer fortala above stand- 23 4 z r ee 288 being as bard and as level as a barn retary of the Interior. eagacg wafer. wit baths] (* HEAP CARPETINGS, —— ae Whiskey. ‘of their own dian. | YOT% A » i her par- tioulars inquire at this offica. oe 15-tf OO ALUABLE PROPERTY POR SALE—The subscriber offers at private saie the ated known as the Bakory,sitnateé on thesouth side of the Canal, near the Alexandria Aqueduct, together with the wharf, which is about 210 fect deep from Canal tones the tow-path being inoluded in this prop- ry 53 The Bakery has a front of 64 feet on the Canal Just received, from recent large auction sales at New York, an additional supply of elegant goode in the above jine, whicu we are now prepared to offer Bt astonishingly low pri z Elegant new style $1.25 to $1 &, wort! a Elegant new stvle 7 eo A and $1, worth $1 25and $i 50. . Also, 10 bales extra heavy Three-ply do., in Brus- sels patterns. ‘ They traveled over this place a distance of eighty miles without water, except what was carried in a keg for the use of the passengers— the mules having none. The large herds of deer and antelope, and the flocks of fowls, led to the inference that there must be water on the Liano, in opposition to the generally received idea in respect therete, The first water reached ww ¥ els half barrels. The quali:y of tf ber ES 10th Known 20 favorably in the South for | 2 +. = . st mal e873, Will siways be kept up to its por AITS FOR T MILLION.—A per re bg standard, end purokasers nad consunérs fect od of, sgureelt fo ean rely upon its being a perfeot'y pure Rye Whs | not to fade. 2400 of these beax' pictures ky, distilled under our own personal supervision, | by Weodley in mne wosey- © charge unless and eutirely tree from — deleterious substances | sitter is perfectiy satis nocares 98 paper which ronder made up whiskies so objectionable, | 50 cents, which can be Always having & lurge stock of the nbove, and other | charge. Ev: —— co, WOOD: . * 0. St: ery fine whiskies in New Yor! ae Faieaepain. light not requir ineh $ its ma- ese goods are warranted to weigh 25 Ibs. tothe | Weare enabled to si} 3 ither oity “Photographer, on the Llano is at the head of the Little Coneho | 3n0,ccr" 0's # mohes of water for driving its yard. They areall in new designs, never belore Often ante SBFBSS Nene Bester sen ts itr river. Between this plnce and about thirty | Tis property fora Bakery or Coal Yard is not nde es Socrates im entirely new de | York. 9 Wall street, ‘Y ‘00 B-l¥ GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO miles west of Fort Chadbourn, is Grape Creek. | "passed vy iy in tod zed signs. and will wear as loug 2s most Three-pigsnow | <3 ~ py ORDER. : “ 2 Also, oa, ord now in the occupancy cae i ARLOR FURNITURE, WALL, STEPHENS, & OO. respectfully in- From this place the road continued good until | of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron. This roperty | sold &s euch, Which we can sel! from 40 to 8734 ets. Paper-Hanaincs anp UpHotstery Goons. vite the attention of gentlemen to their they reached the Red river, where they met | has froat of 120 feet on the Canal and } feet on Extra heavy. thiok and neat Wool Dutch ‘| arpet- Tho subscribers koep on and make to order | large and very © assortment gyeeent ith the effects of recent rains in that secti Cus wee! cide of (Gren strost, and 18 a8 easy of ac- | ines. very durable. and well-ndepted to offices, li- | qr h¢ Stbscr vers Horn or bi and PARLOR CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Veivet, Silk, and pre epoup hy Big = and Little By a case for consumers from Georgetown or Washing- braries, dimeR-rooms, und basement rooms, very | FURNITURE: such as Sofss,Arm, Easy and tu VESTINGS, omtracing all grades, colors, Foss: Bog; a Lik a yard in the District. . 5 es Chairs, e.ko. A upe ig take ong — 2 iapted the roads continued to grow wors:, until they | Theabove BOARS ype geaed on tiveral terme | Also. « beautiful lot of real English Vemtian do., | Nockine Chairs, Lownres, Se. Also. 0 3i7e west ison toes wil packs oe pele, ie the arrived at Springfield, in some places being al- Preis co THCMAS BROWN, 145 West anes | conde, and wall Senthy ot ce ctein nese are Mare | Borders and Shades, Paper Hung in the best style of workmanship 6nd finish, at prices much assable.’’ “ Y M most imp: w Also, 8 laine lotofthe cheapest and best Felt- gi by the yard and in medallions and bor- , Pa. av., next to . Cl ti it, Made, Put Down iy isl Oity rates corner of 14th street, Washington, D.C. au 25-tf manner. Carpate Cui le, an oheaper than the usa See is ture Repsired and V«rnish tant! and one of } t seortments Biecprctoliow ‘Arm “Chairs f-om Si2to $2 each. | of READY wabe CLOTAING for men and ——$——$ Covrtixé the Wipow axp Marrying THE a » 85. boys to be found 1m this city. MUSICAL, NOTICE, dere, : eA gall js reapectfuily sticited from persone far- | 2 WALL. STEPHENS & Davoutsr.—A romantic affair came of in Phil- Victor BECKER, Tuner ot Pisnos ty Wolf's a blegaat Valter Chenille,and Tufted Rugs, all | 4,0" oir iowpen, 4 we oun a go el ferniture | 00% 82 Pa te~ between Sth und toch seeeshe, hi i reted 5 appr m8 € on » a8 low, ower. —— Tig went he assure are chase | Seindamy sd namannd Garman ca wat nrar outta Vaal am | Sec elg wo (ct oth manent Weak | G4” ELEVENTR STRERT ggg - 69 Mats. oO a + i % Mrs. B——--, a handsome and rich widow. | tire to give satisfaotion in every particular, bavo!l avgsriment of ma'e ie the most cs tensive sagen | atin this “tog, T. K. PLANT & CO, sxpngrte eon ames and the mother of a pretty daughter of fifteen Seernsccerel ume mos: theral shape of patro- and the" most reasonable in price we have ever Paper Hangers. Upholsterers, and NEW UPHOLSTERY. safamers, by some means became acquainted ‘Orders left at Mr.J.F. E New Piano Kstab- | © “Also, 0ne bale Skin Mats, in assorted oclgns and oc 1.3m Be eee Sth and toch. ack eon pa « with & young eurpenter, who, although a fine lis ae + AYORUC botw en Sth and 10th sts sizes. Vary pratt at pers ars.of Fresh, ee ell 7.0 SAVE TIME AND MONEY, ___} _ 3Sdes, Window Curtains, Drapery, &e., out, joking man; was in rather poor cireumstances. ra and regwiating done inthe best manner. | Very oheap, Some ofthemare elegantly frnpedwich | 1" 60 To . roe th iar — carpenter Ne ae ee oo : Lnoraiprng tee oe 3-1m. Angola wool, rT. M ~ ra D os a 8. ay Hinir and Spring Mattresses made requently, gallante r to church, the thea- = IN OUR LINEN ROOM, (sare FLoor,) Seili 4 cents CAL’ wort cen Old Purmture ‘ed, varnished, &e. tres, &c., scarcely ever paying any marked at- FURNITURE REPAIRED. VARNISHE May be juund the best eee ponies cheapet] Cat. a at6 cents, worth $ cents, . All week pusdeeie ly atrended Yo. and tention to the daughter, who sometimes accom- Sofas, Chairs, &e., re-covered, an king Fur- | tn ene gr and Cradie Biankets to be Henohed gil Lanen +14 a 8% cents. prices. w. MITS HELL. i < - | niture at! to c 4 $ q “3 Ais eiends congratulated Kim om the prospene| Pokcacdettere pherases fvertqung eal ycteyhiorchagy ghitea Conforte,made in the | andi Reteverstnons: oegsmeran | SONOF TEMS yg ga @ 11 be had af so Shorty being ebie we Leman | & oronoud Polceet Raiterty Wututecseany | “Rewsnis Eubtaer ciot Page and Table | yon No.8 toventhatreat, | SEARS, BG PREM ome 01 re | le a * - 7 SARs MtA EEA Mmamse tis. a : ~ Py > * WILLIAMS, 5'2 7) 3, ri a STEAMSHIP LINE VIA it or otherwise; or other bie hat.”” The widow, too ‘was complimented | “PUK RENE 1 e third story of the building re Een Ta Te Cone very | CALF ORNIACNR CUA Sree ticine, ‘Tee lanreat Tor of LOOKING- y her acquaintances, and in fact she a to | No, 512, 7th atreet, 24 by 60 foet. 18-SE Wi || corgsons and cheap : American, Alantic, and Paafie Ship Canal g LAS PLATES kept SOnN Wy oe ee . think that the thing would take place, al Also, one case new style Gilt Window Shades, Company. P: etors. onsh. 255 the carpenter had not, as yet, « popped the with fixtures oomplets. These are wonderfully a : ame relly possessed Fith ti naturally “< wid- ders,’’ she threw out a hint to her wt at ig next interview, and from this bint he took it for granted that she was anything else than REDUCED FARES. eae steamship WASHINGTON, 2,000 Cke—Ther” rom = QYte: '* Bitters,” * “Rings. ee Qil kinds Tableand Toilet Linens and Cottons will’be found the most complete in all teimthiscity. NRY CHURCHILL, hav- o * das just eooived fine eNO Nea ed at Mount 8 we devote our whol: buying and selling of F’ a tes Tbe tasisboe Ta) heals rr lr E. ae Big bg ; ime and attention to the taste of his patrons, in connection oods exclu cacies ae rion tehe iti that itshould by z averse to a matrimonial unionwithhim. He Seek tat tee corer stag Bejestas., wt ene yee = Saorer, -wsarsty on thought it was time to act, aud undeseive the - heoejon aet thpnne pe oy peminen rego | m, Mace. lady, which he certainly did, and astonished RGA SOLD SEW a fook throerh esos ‘Our prices are low’ in’ all pe commodings stesmevie fornia. 7.0 ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS AEN Eras Hct he ep the np | SoU tee WOERING an yaa “Elan chaetrr a povson. | chest Semean aie Saree eomme| T book going, they one and all pronounced it Ty FOR THE HOLIDAYS. J PSE Receive 1 ere Smoremers of beautiful 4 , OODSIst ID: ‘ortemonaier. PANS, Ladies’ Tees. Perfanery, nd Toilet ture, and imported direct from: Europe bythe Pee ir ire ‘uroy ie r~ sis Tooth, dain and oj her Brushes a Well as all the noveities of the ar son, constantly on ahaa ‘when Sie Pe garhan on u 1g of theteod a Wesnne ORD & BROTHER. no18-conw _. Drawtusts and Fusrmacentiats - s t mcr ARE You INSURED?—A Waal InctON” ISSURANGH come NY. Omies trectorsand ofoer, citizens of W: and 4G. D. Hasson Beans ee Fie eodit ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, ‘MONEY 00 LOAN oo STOCK SECURITIEG | andalour. The girl's mother, however, beirg & woman of sense, takes it philosophically, anu has forgiven the pours people, who are now domiciled at the family residence. She gives her daughter credit for the shrewdness the lat- ter exhibited in her cou , and also the car- Foatse for a discretion in ing from the two, the youngest and the prettiest. or advantages Ads tion, and the country healthy. LB pan’ ral, de cirou!stion, with For eee aeireight SpPly Only af the office of necearia roost oes aie ip the eer axe to thes mapeny JOHN P, VELVERTON. Agent. —os o'oery Meso and cor inet! amegege M ay a Fo ay RS. HELLER invites .the ladies o! - | ley, . f ton and viei of have wants and the means to supply them; WINTe! OkNEts, DRESS CaP q wouds, aod maon who buy Now. 1, ioe : nF lace Poet for the comfort and safety of passengers. The“ VIRGINIA SENTINEL” "rhs eth Toute 1s thoronehly repaired and 4p nia 3 ‘ Sf eats good co: i i 1. bg nse oul at $33 Penrigy!vania at, , as HOOD. AMBROTYPES. ben So Sister saat oa ealtars kona Rd it ke Eames one ‘ Pa. RY, _oote = eo copa Centre larket. RicH DIAMOND FINGER RiNGs, EAR for ale Very Ghesp at S50 Px creda recetved and po “Can't Be Baat.— You appear to have ® fine assortment of musical instruments for sale,” said Quiz, addressing a music dealer. “ Yeos,—first-rate—all new—cant be beat,” was the response. > 5 . 0. HOOD. eae said Quis, “I must look else- FURS: FURS! FURS © Why ?”” pas An wrcpli Quant oe dram!” a j out inthe favor of the yy