Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR = PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUDAY RXCEFTED,) ; AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsyleania Avenue & Eleventh 3t., By W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in pookages by carnereat $48 year, ©r $7 cents per month, To mail subscibers the sub- sorption pries is $3 50% year, in advance; $2 for *:X months ; @! for three months; and for less than three months st the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents, ADVERTIAEMENTS (of eight lines to the 8*unte) snserted three times for $1; every other day or semi-week!ly, 25 per cent. advance: “nos a week, per cent. advance, a WINTER MANAC, cM ENT OF FLOWERS The followinr direction for the culture of fa- Yorite hour, plants will be welcome, just at this time, is our lady friends. It is from the Phil- adele’ sia North American and U.8. Gazette: vinous Fiowars In tax Hovse.— The ‘vulture of bulbous roots in a greenhouse, or light room, during the winter, is comparatively easy, provided two points be attended to. The firet is to keep them near the light, and turn the pots or glasses round freqaently, to pre- vent their growing crowded; and the second is, when the plants hove done growing, to give them little or no water. For want of attention to these points, bulbs hare been known to pro-! duce foliage year after year, without showing any signs of clossoms. _ All bul’s, at a certain period of the year, ate in a d-emant condition—this, in a atate of na- fers, being invariably after the seed ripens. 2st, as in a greenbouse, many of the fam! ly do Bot ripen seed, the period should be watched when the leaves show indication of decay; and @t this time the supplies of water should be lessened, and shortly afterward theearth shoatd be suffered to get dry, and remain #0 until the season returos when the balbs regerminate. Many sorts of bulbs will keep best in pots, un- “er the soil, in a dry, sandy place, and in the same temperature as that in which they are in the habit of growing; bat others, such as the hyacinth, tulip, narcissus, eto., may be takey out of the soil, and preserved until the return of ~_ ae eve for transplanting. @ pots »' at this stage be taken into the house, and placed in ny convenient situs. tion, im a room without a fire, till they have formed their blossom buds, which will bein the latter end of October, when they should be re- moved to a window in a room where there is a fire. They will throw ont abundance of branches #od will continue fowering beautifully durin November, December and anuary; , if they are regularly watered eve: day, till the foi- lowing March. The seeds of the Plants which are tocome into flower in March, to succeed them, shouid be sown in pots at the latter end of August, and the pots may be placed in any situation, under cover, where they will have plenty of light, and can have air occasionally. Early in November they should be thinned out, or transplanted, so as to leave only six or eight plants ina Put, and these pots should be Plunged into a shallow box, half filled with coal ashes, and placed where they will not have much heat, and yet be protected from frost While in this sicuation, they should be regu- larly watered once or twice a week. Cauxcia Japonicas.—To grow the Camelia to perfection considerable care is necessary Any one in repotting pl will observe bow liable the roots are to get matted together, so ssto render them altogether impervions to ‘ater, which often runs down by the sides of the pots, leaving the middie dry. Those, and they are many, who make & parlor plant of the Samelia, are often disappointed and dizcour- aged at seeing the apparently well-formed Hower buds tura brown and drop off. just when expected toopen. With some, this arises from not having been repotted the previous spring; it is evident that the numerous roots must have exhausted all the goodness of the soil in fereing shoots aud buds. Water will then just keep the plant alive, but affords no strength for the flower to come to perfection. With others, the plant is much injured by the ———- dry stove-heat kept up in the room, te of atmosphere not at all eongenial to the camelia, and particularly when flowering. The leaves must at ail times be kept clean and free from dust. A little attentién to these points, particularly not suffering them to stand daring the summer in the bot sun, and keeping them well watered, will make the parlor, cultivation of this beautiful plant by no means difficult. When placed out of doors, they should not df too near each other; a free circulation of air improves their appearance and strength. ARRANGEMENT OF GrekNRotse PLayts.— To put greenhouse plants in proper order quires some taste and judgment. Most plan bave a peculiar location in their native state, therefore it is equally requisite that they have something similar in their artificial location, in the greenhouse or in the pa lor. The geranium may be placed a situation as close as possible to the glass, where they can obtain the fnil influence of the eun. The came- lia, on the contrary, requires ashady situation, but should not be so placed that a free circula- tion of air can act upon it, which should be wholesome, or the flower-buds will eventually drop off before they expand. Ail kinds of auc- eulent plants. like the cactus, should be placed on shelres in a warm, dry situation, where they ean receive the sun and air. On the frout shelves, swall plants of almost every kind, may be placed, and Particularly the hardy kinds, as China roses, bulbs, and those that are of a dwarf it. If this plan be observed, their *Ppe se will be graceful and p'easing. Vhat are familiarly known as Dutch bulbous roots, intended for blooming in pots, during the Winter season, should be planted during the months of October and November, and be left io the open air until it begins to freeze, when they should be placed in a green-house, or in a Froom, exposed to the sun. ihey will need oc- casional moderate waterings until they begin to grow, when they should have sbundaace o° air, in urild weather, and pienty of water from the saucers underneath the pots; they should also be ex asmu has possible to the sun, air and F eecya Preveat the foliage from growing too long, or becoming yellow. Micxoserre Firowers rnrovesovr te Ygan.—With alittle management, it may be comirived to have Mignoneite in flower every moath during the year. In order that the plants may flower in winter, the seed should be sown in the open border inJuly. Or, if it be more convenient, the seeds may be sown in pots in that month, placing the pots in a bal- cony, or outside a window, or in any situation where they will e abandance of light and air. In September, the ares shoukd be re- moved to the pots in which they are to flower, and only a sufficient number left in each to make the pots look full without the plants be- ing so crowded as to occasion them to be drawn a "Some taste ig also required in arranging the ts in such a manner that the whole will form a mingled group, not too formal. Their various colors and f-rms shon!d be eo managed that thi will not be too much sameness, wWlch will be the ease if several plants of a similar kind are put together. plants, of tal! habit, should be selested and placed separately. Mixiarure axp Borraoy Roses.—The min- lature family of as its name implies, con- sists of plants of dwarish habit. The low growth of these plants, and the small size of their flowers, present a striking contrast in comparison to the other varieties. They should ‘be grown by ere ry when — among the strong and rapi rs. their beauty will be Sequpetadively tent zat of ‘These beautiful lite plants vary in eplog from white to derk erimson, and when planted ie i good, rich soil, frequently combine the loveli- d beauty pe oan of the larger varieties iature. Lhe Bourbon roses are, very popular. They are generally of a etrong and Vigorous growth, producing a constant snucces- sion of bloom the whole season. They delight in a strong, rich soil, and will bear moderately close pruning ape VISIT TO A POWDER MAGAZINE. The precautions in ting powder maga- zines in Earope are greater than in this coun- try, where the “ free and equal rights democ- racy’’ would bardiy submit to such rigid rales as are thereenforced. It would be considered qaite condescension enough on the part of an Ameri+an “ sovereign,’’ particularly of tle Young Ameries sehool, to throw aw: ‘a lighted eizar He would bave to do something more than thau befo®e gratifying bis eurivsity with a fight of tbe stores of myer in some pf the.| - 47> Amean tDorebester county fortresses on the other vat with a rigid ebservanceof ‘rales,’ < oa of the water. ae Jeers ditt ZOYOMMAL VOL. XII: and printed, perhaps a centu: deagee of being blown up is not.always avoided, A friend tells us an anecdote illustrative of the fact that old rules are not Capes oe ¢ meee to anew state of things. He visited a large fortress in the northern part of Holland, and being the son of an old and an artist, in pursuit of objects of interest to sketch with his pencil, For Rent and Sale, 'U OM S—Plessantly Siestet. either or even, south aides between 9th and ik sts. FUssiine Srey germ ‘water. cas, £0., 6! jouse “apo he was permitted to look inte the powder mag- | 2 = Ts x — pe as Cod Ba BELLING snd’ STORE on din strsen os. stone b ilding was fenced around with a strong wiinthe all of wane are noate, fent wall, outside of which was # little ante-room with the store, . Rent $180. In ire of JOHN E.HENEELY vent where the applicant for admission entered and Ch ate rapped upon the wooden door with a wooden FUsNISHED HOUSE F )R SALE on RENT. i The Hi bi . knocker, when a little wicket opened upon its Sia thereat sheeted ow pooper wooden hinges, and the keeper showed his vis- pata demanded : his i the further side of of which was kept free from all possible sign of ie ew and fecteder Dold ‘without the ©. x OF partiouiars apply on the Premises. REN T—Severs] URNISH ROOMS. OR diet. Then, after brushing his stockings and F i ward urasied OOM. sur a eesting of his garments, he was furnished a pair ween lath aud 16th streets, convenient to Wil- of cloth slippers, and then put through the | \ards’ Hotel ann the Tressury -eourse of questions that were tied up with ely “red tape’ at the “ war-office” in the time of | (}OR RENT—PARLOR® CHAMBERS FOR his t dfather. RENT.—i, He erase rN Wate nad eas “Do yeu smoke? Then leave your and sovargta. ALL, STE ERS » tobacoo, and your flint, and stee nadine mo g-im’ No. $22 Pa av . bet. th and loth ste. Each of these articles had to. be deposited 7 n 7 Separate, so as ta be sure the Mint and sieel k OR RENT—A prementre yd furnishee 2OUSE, hould nos. b: ha: ther, al- | t rd fy cm the promises to fray tt 8 no: apy charm together, al- | terme i though a ban ecb trom the powder, and SBELDEN. 00 8 tf behind two thick stone walls. Happily our ALUABLE PROPERTY friend had none of these inflammable articles, V FOR SALE~—A smal! framo House and Lot on 3d street south, “Have you any knife, key, or article of | ¥iibe seld lowand onvery sceommodating terms stecl?”’ He had, and was required to lay ee SR gee fy ee ner them away carefully in separate places. te anal “ Have you any gold, silver or copper coin?” 8 vaturble Building Lot fronting on M street Fortunately, although a traveling artist, he had some of these needful accompaniments of atraveler. He was required to show what he had, and make a special deposit, without re- tainiog a single red. “Have you any other piece of metal, flint, glass or mineral of any kind about you? If se you must leave that bebind.’’ Having gone through with all “the formal- ities,"’ the door opened wpon its noiseless wood- en hinges, and the “‘safe visitor” was pefmitted toenter the court-yard, which was crossed D a path of anti-friction material to the ate it Also, _porth 2 feet, depth abont f00 feet, between 4th and 8 Terms —, ‘Sth streets. Al Peat srtmated im an im Oe OUSE AND LUT FOR SALE ~The sub Seriber offers for salen splendid House and Lot, on terms to suit the purohaser. The house and lot Sre situsted within one mile’s walk of the “§ For further Eotpy mation apply to J. BAU! AR. EN, So. street, between the hours of te) o’olock and 5 o’9look p.m. no 5-t! ee RK RENT.—The Ag Py cREE north door of the magazine, which he entered and | Side, between 17th B. with stable ang car. walked up and down with noiseless tread be- sma, heus Lake-eh cours le ta £0. onsertul ape tween the long rows of powder casks, piled tier | rented either furnished of unfurnished, to suit the on tier, in quantity sufficient to d as | 'enant. Ro 3-tf many lives and as much property as the late DING LOTS great explosion at Havana. “ You are very particular,” said the visitor to the keeper, “to avoid all possible chance of Forks iE—The foltowmr BUI viz: Live oe the eorner ‘Sth st.west and M street north, in uate oat Lot No. 5,0n New Jersey avenue, between L streets north, in Square 559; Lot No. 4, and which } has bee: tedi~ aecident?”? vided ito 2 lots, on the eorner of Rhode Isiaud rare. “We-simply obey the rales,”’ he reptied. nee 10th street west. Also,alarge number of How these rules do need amending and adopting to the present age of the world, other Lots, in vario te of the city, and at from Soents to cont per foot, Apply to Boy thought our friend just at that moment, as he LARD WEBB. Avent, No, 520 7th atreot __00 oe RE. oe as OR RENT. Suits, of or augie RUOMS, fur rew his handkerc’ trom pocket and ap- Bil or unfarnial ve jesirabdly 5 plied it to his face, more to hide any change of: ay she eerie ee ae Sarr ertae countensnee than for any other purpose, at the | National Fidtal 2 same time hastily declaring himself fully sat- | _aul7-T&Stt isGed with what he had seen, and expressing a wish to retire, and without wasting time, making a decided movement toward the door. “ Here,’’ thought he, ‘wader the rules, they have divested me of every hartuless copper, lest 1 might carelessly drop one upon the floor and ignite a grain of loose powder. They have questioned me, a3 they did an old Dutch bur- gomaster a hundred years ago, about my habit of smoking, so a8 to take away my flint and steel. They have otdered me to divest my pockets of all metalic substances, lest by some Possible. miscbance some of them should ignite. wonder they did not inquire whether ‘salt- petre will explode.’ Fortunately they allowed ine to retain my cambric handkerobict, and in teeling in my pocket for that I have diccovered the box of friction matches that I use to light my cigare. I think { will retire, resamo my coppers and my keys, my watch and finger Tings, put on my boots, and give the castomary Coins to the attendants, and go away quite sat- isfied that I have conformed to ail the rules and have visited a powder magazine with. a box cf friction matches in my pocket. It is ail right, but thank Heaven ses now on the outside of the outer wall.” F, HOLDEN, ARE EBASCE FOR WOOD AND COAL DEALERS —For rent, tor ten years. a vacant LOT upon H, neay 2th street, 5! by 129 feet, nearly Ee cae RUA ed Renae ™ _Sp 9-ltawtf URNISHED APARTMENTS.—For Rent, on the first floor. elevated some five feet from the sidewalk, a PARLOR and CHAMBER oonnected, nudsomely furnished, with the nse of a piazz south front. Looation very desirable and Ant, being near the President’s House and Grounds and Depattments. Toa sing!e gentioman, by the year, the rent will be very moderate. Inqm ¢ No, 460 New York avenue, second door from 15th . tT nod evtf VERN AND STORE PROPER FOR T ALE. ‘On RENT.—The House at Bailey’s Mie oe mies from a 2 f a ete exandra, the interseo' ol 6 Fay a Middle eopiki Addreas LEWIS BAILEY, Wastes eit ir inquire on the premises, ne 5 eot frURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.~Two or three fine Rooms, with conveniences of hot ard cold water. bath, ira, and well furnished, located in the best of neighborhoods, are fer rent. ours on the premises, No. 417 12th street, between yd York avenue au PORSA ca —— PRAMe —_ rooms esoh,on Lots 16, 13, 19, and 2 K treet south and Sd stréet wes $50 each; smat! payments in oxsh, And igetalments to suit. Title good, and wili separately or together, Lot }. vare . 559. corner, 45 feet Iinches hy 75 feet deep. Parts of Lots Sa Square No.37, opposite Temperance Hall, E et, 24 feet front by 159 deep. Lot No 2, Square ‘No. 565, with improvemen s; and Lot 12, Square No.4. Lhe two inst being only tax titled Wil be sold very cheap. Also, for sale or exchange for Fy tat in thigoity gr its vicinity. two three story Brick Houses, Now. 2-2 The Frigate Niagara at St. Vincent. A St. Vincent (Oct. 23) correspondent of the London Times writes as follows : Sir:—The United States steam frigate Ni- agara, Capt. Chauncey, arrived at this port yesterday en rowte for Monrovia. with the Africans recently rescued by the Uaited States ¥ i treet, Halts a brig Dotphin from the slave brig Hoho. After | near Gary street aed. Frankie Square Will ex" coaling she proceeds at once to her destination. | change for farms in a rma ah zene, Fe t too T have been kin ‘a rmmitted to seo a private | {9 distant. No 6, weat side 45 street, near the letter from te. ney, ps ‘ ne specie’ no1-eotf 2 City Hall. agent of the Government he Statez, SE ENTIN THE BEST BUS- to « friend ia England, in which he says: ; A it is Rites VK Ea ae THE CIrY—The “The Echo took on board 455 Kabenda. One pease at proses conapied by Ds: Re Finley Hunt, hundred and forty-one died on the passage. is for rent. is eight died after the capture, 35 died in Charles. 9th and 10th streete, (in one of the usiness Fqusresin Washington, to D street, and containing |Lrooms er lors. For further information apply on the premi- sex to Dr. HUNT, 6 24-tf SOR RENT.—Ihs DWELLIN: HOUSK. No, kK 438 D street, on tue square immediately exst of the front of the City Hall next door tothe residence of J. M. Carlisle, (tne proprietor,) to whom applica- tion may be made, TI use will be rente: Ri for the dwetling hows ly. The rent will be $700 per annum, payable at suc! “Wal as may be agreed ou. we 23 t $$ —— ,O NT—The front PARLOR and BED KF CRF attached, over Kidwell & Laurence s ton, and 57 have died on board our frigate. We received on board 271; of these 226 were men and boys, 43 girls and women, and two infants. Consequently 214 only remain, and many of these, doubtless, will die before we reach the coast. But one woman has died of the whole lost—a fact illustrative of the greater fortitude of the female sex. Yet their number being smaller, aud our nat.on being gallant in all cases, their treatment has been somewhat better than that of the men. Thus, 241, or considerably more than half of these poor crea- th died Drug St ‘the hee pera sours Pinas tures, have died—a sad commentary on the | avenue, unt of their nearn ards’ {rfc and parellated perhaps coly fa the in | Heuraea me Damnau Ane tg Buon fernal trade of Cooltes Itis a poor apology | & LAURE. (ioe near ooruer l4th street. for the defective yet vaunted cigilization of | 00 9-e0ts the times that human beings can be murdered OOMS WITH FIRST CLASS BO\RD—A thus wholesale, meen to gratify the bestial lady having fine communicating Rooms won!d c fe to BO RD ina very cupidity of the lowest knaves that diszrace the | {Kt 9 rentleman and ms wi , ‘ ‘ stent prtlloge of human fro agency. * "| Huitesratencance a ghace gece geet “ They are extremely filthy, and much pro- fer nudity to dress. We have adopted the plan of ‘having a large hose turned on them twice per week, with strong men at the en- gine. They appear well enough satisfied with the bath, but cannot, even by the lash, which we are compelled to employ freely, be made to observe any other sanitory or decent habit. It requires a good large crew of men to keep the. spar deck, where they are located, clean. “When clothing was put on them in Charles- ton. of whieh the negro slaves in the city con- tributed several dray loads, they immedi ly » it of and rolled ta the sand, and basked in sun. “I know but few eases in which they mani- feet auy sympathy for one another, except to help scrateh each other’s backs. They give no attention or sympathy whatsoever to the sick apd dying.. When one ie dead, the body may lie among them in immdiate contact, yet unno- thi . ‘Alsons ane Stable, w.ta Carriage-house to rent. no 23 e08t LET—ROOMS, (furnished,) with Board, in e pichieg 9th daran L street, No. ‘sl, betwe, 9h and 19th streets north, for a gentieman and lady, or two single gentlemen. 0023 OR RENT—The FRAME HOUSE on G Ka south, between 8th and 9th streets wi (Ial- feet street, running back phd ae at . ire me he HHOMPEON, 3s Pa. avenue, between sthtand tosh atresta, 0014 ANDBOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west end of the ’. Within @ few doors of the Sec- — ofthe Loterior. Gas ana water, with bathe and shower baths, and 18 rooms. For farther par- tioulars inquire at this office. 00 15-t) pctctat ha ca: Rau thi when sa Seat a FS LE TY FOR SALE—The VAiey chars Hg i 4, ak the proj e rey asthe ory situated on the south eof the Suerte Soneaenier ree ceed prose yes weed a the soul has fled, they })to river; ~path being in im this prop- steal et and most an- 7 ceremoniously proceed to riate his bread, stig Bakery for Be My Pate ts on spoon. and bag. During Process of burial y never manifest the slightest concern. A more stolid, brutalized, pitiable Yet of beings I never beheld “Atbet them takeamedisine withoat a word of ebjection. yet whenever one sickens he is almost certain to di We found them with seurvy, diarrhea, and opthalmia, and relieved ered ary oF Coal Yard ie uot AGRA ta lee econ aes 120 feet on the Canal and 1" on the west side of Grean street, and is as ens for consumers fi tog ae Say yard in tire Dis' yo THOMAS BRD Ope! feet of a9- Sepa a) or Washrnz- jot. d AS libeta) terme ie NN, 145 West street, Ty mach 6f the former and latter. The: eernly te ‘toS. T. BRO |, Pa. av.,naxt to ave now also oatarrh, influenza, scurvy, pr comerot ath FWhatineton & an B-tf chronic diarrhea. It a weeny impossible to intelligently diagnose their symptoms, or to { F ING THREAD. peovide tax A one could ake We haye 2, Nos. 3% to GIL LING given them all the aid that money liberally 1 imported tor the Potomac ith WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1858. it AV! fall it of Gents’ ‘ Winten Piet ‘and Drawers: ae Also, & at Cet re Sal Ne somo sant found ineny other—is pubtished on Seturdag '. eee ce os r = A a Se SD ily ITZ” Single copies ( , the issue aver, ‘Price WRECK Ere mer Wrappers) crn be NO. 1,825 Wood and Coal. from the most spproved Mines, Musical Instruction. USIC ACCOMPLISHMENT. nas & few more hours to Boots, Shoes, &o. S*LLING OFF! SELLING OFF" WwW Qoob: . a : of orrgoet hes we ‘Also, COAL Prof. DE CCBNIE! "I i Lavins, Missas, Yourns, axp Cuiupren, WOuD AND con. DEPOT course of Mi yeion! Juattuotion, Saeriy to, he met 1 at-the Of R. W. BATES, with. on the rancforte, Guitar, Si LADIES’ SBOE STOR no 17 Ith «treet, near Canl. elassical Organ P. » kee » We. 16 Pemm, avenue, bat. Bh and 9h Streets, = . B.—No instruction whatever will be gives . — Ss AWED 5 payments Sre not made in advance. recreate arenas a ges | Sr ak we eR M000: Ss te eat BT he hat SANE SE STL BOB wo0 deities? + Gaiters. m point of ft. beau! Tau - no 15-10t Sth strcet. between D and Bs = . Our beauty, 6nd utility, have an 'tedged sv periorit; all ? soantey cetera, id Baty ae CO A Ltt igiters, &0., &o , for winter wenr, have only to be COAL coats Maenetic reckéhirn COMPANY. i y dinchargi best LINES. examined ure 8 pur + Algo, long Rub Jus! ived, and now dit cing.8 oargo of MORSEL ber Boots for Ladies ‘and Micsea. Ail seth a Bernd Mountain Anthracite COAly which will be RATES REDUCED. ‘at astonishing low prices. T have aiso made arrangements to suppl, ous- oe wo la-tf To CLARK. | tomers with SAWED apd SPLIT "WOOD for Goa ceath ot. end Pennspivaniacve's. FOR GENTLEMEN. kindling, which Will be sold at market prices. Ofkees ) U.S. Capasol. QpreTep BPG EEE Bore Dar Seta aor bodes Oe o ¥ 5 1 —— f Tepeived a S. PB. HOOVER'S 1 comer ttn |, With six and frouitios ron Hail, Pa. av.. bet, 9th and 10th this compang are enables to reduce teeir onarges, on MeN ALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY.— resp | “'?* Ten words. Bash ad"l word, Scoren sute Bouts a Nb SROs. CAKES every gk Waalopgton to Baitumore.-. 30 ia. eae SCOTCH-SOLE, BOOTS, HOS. day. enue » . hilade’phia 3 ots. 3 Just reorived at 8. P. HOOVER'S, ties, Weddinze, Do. jew \ ork... 90 ote, Sots. 23 __Iron Hail, Pa ay. bot, 9th and loth sis, | X¢- furnished at ee aboriear aetieg phen rorentns redoction between intermediate Ni FOR GENTLEMEN. with inde of Ty . ite i Srorrine Wi een Bete cons, TONPECTION. porata (a tae Dited Renta tal egeannae ioral SPORTING WATER-PROOF Bon) 'S. ERY, PYRA- with the E. stern and Usnada Lines at New Jgst reooived nt 8, P. HOOVER'S, MIDS. &o. Baltimore, o6 ron Hall. Pa. av., bet. 9th and ith sta, ICECREAM at = vat * G ; and alone [_ADIES: SHOES: Capiew snows i—ane | Prins Supplies at Mons invantion upon the roule ort persed Lieto heen ais eae is Se CANDLE rel tand ate 8 id ave been established, en- om tl rom Saba ables meto offer Ladies’ Shoes, of my own make, | wholesale FS Sten! “ anata despa puicnes enpenttod as the ‘fol at the following prices: J. SCHAF FIELD, ing offices, viz : U dest paain Lasting Gaiters, $1.25. no 17-|m 386 Sth street, between G and H. Naw YoR«,43 Wall rtreet; Astor House, st main jes’ best double. Moroeco Boots, $1.95 a aa : S, 0 ERTAEER entrance: New Haven Vepot, 27th st. ies’ best Heeled glove-kid Buttoned Boots, FE RANE. 7. SANDS. U ee $74" ApELynta. 2 Chesnu: et; Gurard House. Chirdren’s best English Lasting Button Carters, 28 Funeral oaiis sitended to at ali hours. Koepe Boston. Merchants’ kxchones: Pestiann, 2 Exohange si no4 No, 22 Pa. ave., 2d door above &th st Cixcunma tie under Burve: Se for LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDKEN, Spring and Summer GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Moreeco and Kid BOOTS and SHOES. at cost fot oash ; all ovlors and sizes for cost from this day for one month, to reduce took. Cali at Bak P. HOOVER'S, Boot, Shoe, and ‘Trunk Store, Iron Hail, Pa. av., bet. 9th and ioth ata. Pots. 1EBOr WASHING PON CITY, Seanad ready-made Cof- fins of si! kinds, and every articie re a) wail orders = from the country attended to with mr | on eo: rms. i coven cnrosast = Aes J + PLANT, UNUERTAKER, No. 48 7th + strect, between G and H, keeps constantly on every article re- wired in his line—a fine Hearse, Parent Corpse Praservers, &0,, &o. moderate. and hi: The New York and Washington Printing Teiegraphs, using the ++ Honse’’ Primt- ing Telegraph Instruments. General Ofice—Natioval el, entrance street. Branch Offic: His {tention pnstaat on call charges are eny hour nok furnizhed for funerals at om Sizth Willard’s Hotei, a eninieent heehee or Jt el i j | Wurbat aoemble Fates. sos-lr_| THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON ems’ feees’, ond Childrens Sheree oe Ty Q Ce LAMAR. C.K. MOTT. Js Lee AUTRY. ERIN < NG TE }GRAPH COMPANY ba < t it 0 We ought t AMAR, MO’ & AUTRY, the only lipe im direst cor know by this Gane Shae eeth Sate See oe ms Ne EOE eR TEYS-47-LAW, | aree. Ren eel Pe en ae sxd can safely wey thes, 0.do; which you can prove Money Srztnes-B erabied by inoreneed facilities, to reduce the rates: Fiving our work atrial. Youcan find (atail tres: | Will practice in the High Court ‘Trors and Ap- | on their line from Washineton as follows: the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash- gat Jackson, the & sderal Court at Pontotoc, ten words, every addi- ton i —the 8. a9 well-known as J. W. | theCoucts of the Seventh Judiain! District of Mus- . oCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia ap 2t-ly sissippi. and will attend to the Collection of — cent. ([RONKS!”TRUNKS# ~~ TRUNKS!" nent SS eqth Aten, on Th modersicped Peed now and constsntly keep on a and ¥ ar nor asso} e- TRUNKS ARDY ALIS 5 als fron Frame and Wood-Box TRUNKS? v. a KVEL TAPESTRY oud g AS TRAVELING BAGS and § ELS; fine SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIP: N.8.—Trunks Covered and every description of Repairing executed with ueatuers ae drepati T VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. .. this date I shall offer the fol- a3 1e Soods for_ess (han their real value, wi -- 50 e Company are making arrenc*ments whi Szaporp Line will speedily be constra: using the PRin InstRUMENT. whieh they to have in operation by the ist of February next. ‘I bunkful for the .ib-rsl patronage bestewed apen them. the Company sohcit a o ntinuange of it from the tolensne eee publie Boring 38 their empior <4 3 4 i sphe + Estar 7 PURE, “PATE N- ‘3.8. TOPHAM, Be G of all sizes, sroupeinehnand postonee Is ake yeamaieiiion a sf No. 90 7th atrost, oppo Dad Felons Hat FINE pee tere eee PRINTING INSTRUMENT mély Washington. D.U. Special ettent -MAKING, in | overall othere are wel known to this community. the later? Fren Py Witt no t-tf J H PURDY. Superntendent. GAME je2s Opposite Centre Market. T SEVENTH STREET PRICES Bi he a 4 Aine snnecride iuving mace itinone co na |,” RANCH on Sevan yest pe rape tae FRESE OYSTERS | he Vnncwise he mate COT UERY. Sonne ee eta ARCRICERIEAY BAY. | ERR HUANG So Gttcnreeer | aoMowsasten ce tad he a Al VE 7 sc1,and from his long experience in the busi- | | % IN EVERY STYLE, co Eenoral satisfvetion. loweat Gare. Mie ie detec to ros And the sad Light Wagons kept op FRANCT above Odd Fellows" on At the Shortest Notice, at ait. LLOYD'S nari REPAIRS neatly done,anda!l orders _noB-tf om rth trent. NATIONAL RESTAURANT, | sattondedty re WALL STEPHENS A co remus. Southeast corner of 7th and K streets, Second-hand Carnages Sakon in on for new No S32 Penn. A aia ‘f AOR EY Fide ae ae BOYS AND YOU EADY-MADE G “MURDER!—MURDER!? _ Li por BU OTHING: sar, FENTLEMEN who utter thinery in their efforts | OO PA. AVENUE. § ca ted rynrdimon winking to furnish ther way 10 PRANCIS'S He e furnishis Store, = Travelers in want of TRUNKS shou'd rot fail to | children snd is With Schoo! and Conlege Untite Tth street. Itis a comfort to share with one of bis Kazors. He has Shaviny ‘eam. Soap, Brushes, Strops. Glasses. &c , bemdes a wor d of other use ful notions. You get your money’s worth s* ANCIS" nolg-tf for the coming seéson, a exSmune ovr nd exXtensiv SRT ‘BOY 8’ CLOTHING, where they oan fit out their = yes ‘st mabe ites, with ev: excripti - Pied Gaxxcrs of eutetantin, end du quelity visit our extensive x<airsroom, eooupyine pacuies tasemont Soot. ners thes wie eve esoription of ne me ‘aim quality SOLE LEATAER, LA DIES* DRESS and PACKING TRUNKS, BAT GOXES, VA- LISES, CARP BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., that mr it che.p and moderate at very moderate prices. PPELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING Foe eee Gao e Os x i ALL STEPHENS & 00. 5.8. STEPHENS. Danie Fane Clothing and ‘822 Pannsyivania aven au%-tf No. 372 and 10th sts. -8, 7 ENS, Dealer in Fine Clothing a: ween ——— Gents’ Furnisuine Articles, No. 70 Penn avenne, | 82 2-tf between 3th and Leth atrests._ JOHN McKENN under Browns’ Hotel, is the exclusive svent d . SSI Titles examin. Wy sesbw nian. Sones &Cco., wi PAPER DEALERS No. 14 Hanover street, corner of German. a \'ashington and vioirity for the sale of tuis high celebrated LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Cal AGENT. = and see them. no 6 t! colieo- © yrowa. Ti " Battimorz, Mp. thon of Rents, Account any business intrusted UST BE SOLD—Twenty fine new PIANOS Py ‘& Co. Thomas Colt; him will meet with prompt and careful sttent: Mand virenty xood seound: aud ones. in order to | carton Bro's & Cox picker, Rote aiDrokeg. Fa “Otiiee-No. 5° Seventh street, oppoaite Nations Bowe. Foran cay rpineniog™ Panera | Eyer RIOR Wrpce ats ieee Pray | Ineligennar of, 7 aoa 4 ~ pe obbins, . .H. 5 a! 3. 4 rT 3 } - 3, “ol? | S€ Pa av..betwsenthantitiats, | J: Fo jisnals Gos Uren & Haribel, Pistege & Pa~ | (OLOTHING 27 eo Ce EEE ai. no ~ - 3 Plat ith; Parson's Pa om pany; - IANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.—a | sitters Win: Msicapinn ale! Sapuats | Alnor gpeied ax seahiphmet ie New, PLA OS chee cL new ad second. hand Also, a full assortment of Book-binders Leather, | poss of manufscturing ourown stock in future. | of Miainwet & aote ta New Take A Cloth, Giue, &o.; Printing Papers, News and Book; | have de ent stock of Ready Made Crothing pow nc echenteok, in Piulsdelphia: and Knabe & Co., | Colored Papers of al! kinds; ~traw Boards; Bind. | Our present stoc! ¥ store. at ad reduced orees, Se cash only, to ke room for 6p eatire new 8! . mee herefore sal offer inducements to cash pur chasers never witnessed in thiseity. Our — “ to now seti and toask an esriy call, that pur may hinve the benefit of making their seiections ersand Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and colored; Printer’s Cards and ‘ard Beards, in every ypesehy: Pincay Monel ) oe eared ware " rT; Pr Bs i. . Matiall extoriment of reach Folio Post, Packet and in Baltimore, which I will sell or rent on moderate and easy terms. at my Piano Wareroom, No. 496 llth street, above Penn. avenue. s se |-4m* FREv’K. C. REICHENBACH. RACKERS, &c., &o—We «re constantly re- and peice Paper, Marble Paper, Post Office Bani ‘onmable stocks 0 it 3 Envelope; Wrapping Papers. ail one of the largest and most omable 8 Pine Batt Rast arenes | Enka ang SP Parsee Geos Maas rs ce epat ae tee NP heh Crackneils: all varieties cf Jamison’s brack- iting. nk; Alum, Biesehing ie ee York. 322 Penrsy!vaniaavenc Bas one eee BURCHELL | _daassnr ° Cvery deraription “| set ee - rr) corner 15th st.and Vermont avenue. EN PLEMEN’S THING MADE TO —————— CousHs. COLDS, HOARSENESS, &o. The prevalence of the above complaints at this season generally has the effect of bringing out a ho: of prof sedly ey specifics. and while some ‘ood, many are useless, 3nd others even dangerous. he wisest course to pursue is to consu't yourfam WALL, STEPHENS. « CO. respectfully in- vite the attention of gentiemen to their present laree and vers desirable arsortment of hne CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. Velve’, Silk and Sat; ‘ . styles of fash r Mt ‘sdes, col @ materials adapted to men's 9 BOURBON Which they Will mak~ to order, in the best palcsanebis wcpatnees + 3 S u's of workmanehi and finish, St prices much ‘Oo YRU 3U . rig imal- - > Lan lone « iy the favorite presoription of an eminent phyt oI QLD MACNOLIA WHISKEY. gh READY MAD® CLOTHING for men and soon beeame a rem oontin' ; n th 7 63 cbarm, and in Chron Bronehitie, | petite Known ec favorably in the AINE MERCER POTATOES, APPLES, W hooping + ough. Croup, Asthma, Influenza, &c., hy talsht yeors, will a 3 be kept MACKEREL, &c. Sere tee neeen renr nae meee Wl SEGKiEy Whe former high etaudard-and purchasers nd consumers Landing thie dny, (rum schowiner George Dewrine, "*Erioe 25 ceute and 20 cents por bottle, <2n rely upon ite being « perfectly pare Rye WES | cap'ain Pinkuam.at Brad:ey Secu oo See aueneete: tek te Lakers = | end entirely free from any deleterious subetances 1,00p ‘usbeie prime Mercer Potatoes, fcr sale low ;, Cisael. $ - Al- : me! exundrl ere it may be had nlso, for convenience, | ¥ ways ok, a Aegartvih of taychore: other siberrels Balewin Apples. in cood order, Lonencer, forye., F yiee Mis and Meecntas bon. | £28 wiiekios in New York as weillas Philedelpnia,} 9) do Nos. i,2.and3 Mackerel, nown,,as © Tyler's oe Couch Lands “ nabled to shi 8 either city direct. | con kits Meas Wackere! pat up for family use, br tj) 8 ead ees Fe wer ne! SMAN & SIMPSON, Phenix ‘Sry. 1 boxes superior Herring, Saimon, © » and monic t-ozenge they are unsurpassed. —_no 1-$m Office 10 bate Froat st, Philadelphia; in New Aone 88 BREMBER’S LAST WORK. York. 96 Wali street. 00 SAv For sale by ‘Foraaleat SHILIINGTON'S. | ew FURNIFURE STORE, Sen. & THOS, PARKER 8.90... ‘our Sisters, bob aed + social and di rd N Sains = cae 5 no 19-6 FSM& Ce = — suthor of* * " Weds aes Mowht® Compratnize ne | TURE Oe ROL SEF URNTONINGGE 1494 sana Pasctwnt arae, 494 q : ol volume, nealiy bougdim ooth, for §138, crtwo vol: | COUDS,,g04 ae line lower thas aay other PROLETERY. ~ aiphleecing &o.u covered Curtains, Drapery, &c., cut, met r cover, for $i. - tie! bremer posesnens beropd any other, living wniter-o class, the power of reauizing tothe im- ination every naitleiant she ‘introduces. The Poral beauty and woman'y purity which illumi- her uarrative must reczive implicit admiration Tom all persons, We would advice ailto buy and read thisbook, Send to to. call pelore marohae ing. Our motto is, su2-ly ellows’ Hall, 7th st, ase FURNITURE, aPER-Hanetnos ann UPHOLSTERY Old Farniture ie ‘k perso! LING TON’S @ subsoribers keep on hand and make to order | Ail wor! Bookstore, Odeon Building. — | ai Mee ae eae RET eed eae Oi prices. 4 no 18 corner 434 street and Pa. avenue. PURNITURE, suck e882! Easy.and r V...... MUSICAL NOTICE. | Rveking Chars, Lounges, &o. Also. a supe IGN OF THES | Sere V MUSICAL. a riot assortment of P PER-HANGINGS, “h be B! > cine SECREE, peascee Pimaoo kp Wools ectlalgge clay | Paper Hi iz 1n the best Indicates. shore 9 o8 way get LOC - OR Sg method now in France Short notion Wurnivare Repek FRAIT and PICTURE FR | : short notice. E8, round, y experiencs in business. ls - Bi $0 each. It or otherwise; orany other Kind of sire to give satisfaction every parti » have RL ee] nach gm peas work 1s bis ine, ape largest lot of LOOKING- always secured hima most liberal share of patro- ‘A call pene Um solicited rom persors fur glass PLATES kept Some wan cheap med eee ee ae oe a ee eae: a | meshing their househ, as we * cd do sell furniture | for-caah. JOHN WAGNER, . own if mi 4 hehe yy) one . avenue, between 9th and 10th ste., ferme ale of work (not et make,) can ao3-ly Letwees Tin ane sth pate. wi promptly attend: 4 at in this city. nt NT & CO. AND BUSINESS MEN po 8 and regulsting done in the best mannan. Jos, T. K.P — lew quufseturers of Furgiture, The“ VIRGINIA Sk. CINEL” offers v ec- TO LOVERS OF . between Sth ard in, e for Advertimng. It Sfirmiy VENIEON, _90),Sm___s ee add Ena wide cireuration with ube RENTER, on C_streot, CaaS s. cme beteera ad and 34 ats, | Berbera in Sta eee ae rowing imthe rear irowns” Hotel, sh and aC, part bas just received fine VENISON, killed at Mount Peycot ee persailon; <0 cents 8 quart. Fairs, | servers om rene the ee prosperous Piedmont, tiste Pe walsan fn ction with all thedehe | Restvals. ieee pags med or | leysoud Tide ithe» impel Bt ‘them : men W: aste of bis . in gonnection w @ deli- 1 reasonable . the means to SSruminn crete, Samsun tee eee | MES SN Mourn. | Bayan ned ete, ay a eit. Advertisements appear in ine Laily, Tri-weekly, Now oe AND DRAWERS. * and occasionally in the Weekly editioug of the Sex- iT : y 7 283 4 fully savite oi be I ras 3 th adn Md expended snd directed by intelligent Christian is PATENT of LING CORD, mate ites erino Vesta intow and high aod FLOW ER! hice. Mantes, Pepeees ary reference DemK ree rear arpa, p peamrlin why on 0.5 pm wil probably "Tet and for baa * AT @ BR Also, Missow' sad Boys? Merino omenaraaarts. lease roa he ieee j %. she » Se oc 21m 7 apie. soon relapse into their old state. [am ratis- | no 20% Riensnd‘ia. 2 $23 Pa. avi ‘sonth si rench eh LAL atin a , sim ». N Xo Orrt,) fed that ‘hey wosld are been much happier Coumthioal 5° RS 1S Kan op | rots state itet-Ath and 7th ate. | "'No. 34 Louisiane avenue, between hand #th st sce SOL. Be taves in Al 5 t course 4 4 JRT OF T ARGEST STOUK OF PIANOB inthe city at > ner © pt taped es for slavery always tes far more | CbAtM sf, CON We cok LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOB in the sity ORBNEW BOOKS. El |ARTERS oor wathincton B. By ig . any dsadrputegertsly on the white owners than | Ofcégnd Miho se ht hg re se oad ah nor 96 Ha, avis enna PS Cpa oP Boos OD Beveete, _ Manufactures and ° veil Kinde of ete Mal es ~ i 5a ea, = orney juding mstan a st ee get Delos ia ty svanaet Sobabere er | THALES emer nome ree et | oStAMeR RNB LAR Bohs | Biotemasnsct eres Sgr tie “be F145, tate insta cud Was bbrn ont Soe cary | tePainbed and ore w:,, | impetligned porate Bohaolen rs a" | NN Sutccertonens Pemy vate, a? are ,acl on , » “ the trein. from Dayen t, owe to Se pees | no 17 $82 Pa.ave , bet.91h sud lorh ste, pai} paper chelate ah ct ced Wo eine lowa City d ey * ‘sts ~~ 19 the ‘on Pbeara a «Wal ds bo togit Jeo og lee t .ooleniiesbatl ot dgpord) bax -osiq © {ad-s-bnie-esr<