Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1858, Page 1

PUBLISHED SVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh 3t., By W. D. WALLACH. rere served in packages by carnorsat $48 cents per month. To mails! — rs rr scription price is $3 50a year, wanes ; = ae 1 for three mon and for less than three months at tne rate of 12 cents a week. Singie copies, one cent; im Wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) meerted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekiy, 25 per cont. advance ; once & week, 3 per cent. advance, I A THANKSGIVING SERMON. The following humorous, but withal sensible production, will be found peculiarly appropri- ate ‘on the present occasion.”’ It appeared in the Boston Courier a number of Thanksgiving: ago, but is still as good as ever: A werry heart doeth good like a medicine, but ® broken spirit drieth the bones. —Proy. xvii, 2 The words of the wise man deserve especial regard; for this is an occasion when it is good to merry and wise There are three hundred and odd days in the year besides this, when 2 msn may ncholy without setting at naught the Governor's proclamation; but once in a year there is reason in feeling comfortable. The wise man is assuredly right in preseribing his medicine for unbappy mortal, sick of sin and sea coal, the diuek in the money market, and the palpitation in the price of breadstuffs. Ho, every one that thirsteth for a relief from the cares that cash is heir to; come ye to Doctor Solomon and take a little of his baim of Gilead in the shape of a merry heart. It is not to be *- taken fasting,”’ nor will it make any person quake with fear, though when taken it may be well shaken—not under the cork stopper of a wry face, but through the liberal tunnel of a broad grin. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine; and who does not wish to do good to himself with such pleasant kind of doctor's stuf? Verily, the faculty in old times were wiser in their generation than many of the mod- ern M. D.'s. There are three things under the sun—yea, four, which, on a Than’ sgiving day, are to be eschewed of men—the small soul of parsimony and the grumbling bowels of covetousness, the broken spirit of thankless repining and the dry bones of cold uncharitableness. here is none of the right medicine in these drags, which de- serve to be all pounded in the same mortar and worked up into a blue pill of more infinistesi- mal littlencss than any quantity yet prescribed in a homeopathic formuia. But to- ay we are bidden to be thankful; and whether we think of the bidding or not, it is to be hoped we can all find cause to offer thanks. To be thankful this day is a duty enjoined wpon us by the executive authority and urged Seems own feelings of what is fit and becoming. bankfuloess implics content—content indi- cates good humor—good humor is cheerfulness —and whose has a cheerful heart bas, perforce, "merry one. Itis therefore as cloar as preach- ing, that King Solomon and the Governor are both of one mind as to the Proper way of keep- ing Thanksgiving; d where is the son of man in this Commonwealth wko will undertake to controvert their joint authority? If there be any such dry bone of a doubter anong us, let bim sack the wooden spoon of perversity, gnaw the dry drum-stick of his own dogmatism, and sit down in skeptical sackcloth and ashes till his more sensible and rebellious stomach barks for dinner. Let him dine Upon a dish of doubts, snd go to bedin the gruel of grumbling and gteaning. But we hope there is no such one. So let us all be reasonably thankful, and not unreasonabiy may we also be of a merry heart. Let those who arein health be thankful for their good case, and those who are outof health be thankful that they are no worse. Let those who are rich be thankful for their wealth; and those who are poor find cause for thankfulaess in having so little to do with the root of all evil. Let old folks be thankful for their wis- dom in knowing that young folks are fuols, and let young ones be evep with them in thanktal- ness and good opinion, b thinking the comnli- meant b: again. Let the lean folks be thank- fal for their spare ribs, and let the fat folke be thankful that they can laugh at the lean ones, and grow fatter and fatter every day. Lethim who isin debt be thankfal that he is not in limbo for it; snd let him who ia ont of debt do the same, andcallat our house and let us know what sort of a feeling it is. Let those who are in office put up all the thanks they can imag- ine that merit is at least Tewarded; and let those who are out of office utter thanks also that the country does not insist upon their eat- ing sour grapes. Let married folks be thank- ful for blessings both little and great; let old bachelors aud old maids be thaukful for the privilege of kissing other folks’ babies, and mach good may it do them ihe works of the wise man are as tums ina pudding; they are to be swailowe. with the gravy of discernment, and laid to the heart in the sweet sauce of quiet reflection. Letnoman look upon a Turkey to-day, and say, “ This also is vanity '’’ What is the life of a man with- out creature comforts, and the stomach of the son of man with no aid from the tin kitchen? Despise not the day of small things while there are pullets on the spit, and let every fowl have fair play between the jaws of thy philosophy Are not puddings made to be sliced, and pie- crust to be broksn? Go thy ways, then, ac- cording to good sense, go0d cheer, good appe- petite, the Giovernor’s proclamation, and every other good thing under the gun ; render thanks for all the gr things of this life, and cooking among the rest; eat, drink and be merry ; make nota Jean laudation of the boun- ties of Providence, butlet a lively gusto follow along grace. Fers thankfully, and feast ho- Pagly; feast ‘s a good will to all mankind, ttrahamites included; feast in the full and jvyous persuasion that while the earth remain- eth, seed time and harve: ime, ding time and supper time, are not likely to out of fashion ; feast ia the exulting confi- of the continuance of cooks, kitchens and orthodox expounders of Scripture and the Constitution in our ancient, blessed. and fat- sided commonwealth—feast, in hort, like a good Christian, proving ali things, and enjoy- ing all things, relishing all things, expectin, all things, and en)>ying all things. Let a cece Stomach for dinner £ hand in hand with a good mind for sound doctrine. This day must thou be thankfal; let thy thanks be accompa- nied by steadfast reliance upon the care of Providence, and let not thy wits run away upon sheep’s trotters of doubt and mistrust. Nevertheless be not stuffed up with conceit, but Jet the dressing of thy discourse be sage, and thy tongue be titilated with the sweet jorum of who attended the repetition schools, 108,399. true wisdom. ~All flesh is grass;"’ whatsoever is sold in the shambies that eat; but far be it from us to beso green as to judge any man in meat or drink. We leave such matters to every one’s owa bowels, bearing in mind that every vege- table and animal creature in the marke: is good, and Gt for the dish if it be received with thanksgiving. Once more, thecefore, we say, let the smoke of the right sacrifice everywhere ascend from every pewter platter; let every slice be savored with the ahs sincere faith, the r of piety, and a liberal out-pouring pat manard pot of mercy and alms-giv- ing; letevery morsel be chewed with the tooth of charity, swallowed with a clear conscience, washed down with the sweet cider of single hearted satisfaction. Let bothdinner and doc- trine g» straight to the heart, edifying both the inward and outward man, and may we conclude the feast by picking up the crumbs of calm content ee Russta.—At the beginning of the present year the debt of Russia was 515,334,007 rou. bles, equal to 2.075 236 000fr. This sum, re- marks the offie'a! returo, cannot be consi tered excessive, the debt of England being 19,35:i,- 000,000 fr.; that of Franes, 7,559,000 fr; that of Austria, 6.647.000.000 fr ; and that of Pras- sia. 939.000 000 fr. Thus Russia ia the least iadebted of all the great States except one, and she is the least of any, compared to her popula tion. In England, for example, the debt is equal to 715 fr. for each inbabitant ; in France, 210 fe ; jin Austria, 167 fr.; in Prussia, 55.; and in Rassia only 35 fr. The sums employed an- nustly by each State in B pe grmenpad interest aad in sinking funds is 713 750.000 fr. in Eng- lend; 51 000.000 fr. in Franee ; 343,200 000 fe. in Austria; 140 000,000 fr. in Russia, and 47,000,000 fr. in Prussia Rassia here again is the least bat ome, and according to population The lowest —in England each inhabitant paying os fr: fa Franee, 14 wide soca se ip russia, 2 fr. 80c.; and in Russia, only 2 fr. Sve. Finally, whilst in England the public debt ab- Sing | es Tin wre e counter, mmediat ra the iene psper. Pricee—THREL CEN a emt bo ob Postmasters who act a8 agen’ pecans Tec Sorbs 43 per ce: of the whole budget, it oniy 0 per cent. in Austria and France, in Russia only 12, and in Prussia 11. Shoes, &e. 2 SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF"! OOMS—Pleasantly situated, eith: le or R connecting. can be obtained ‘at No. 31 Penn. Peano, south side, between 9th and 10th sts. BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBB ERS. no %3-Iw a, of every deeoription. for FURNGHED HOUSE TO RENT—s0 Lanigs, Missas, Yours, anp CRiLpRxs, betw. wi See ARREST AT THE SYNAGOGUE. [From the New York Evening Post } oop! woop woop S4WEL AND SPLIT, Also, COAL from the most approved Mines, CHEAP FOR CaSh AT THE WOOD AND COAL De POT Mec ACCOM PLISHNENT. rrof DE OCENIEL, nas a few more hours to spare, which he will devote in giving a ew! at at ine Rt. W. BATES with on the Haren panroetion. garely, to, be mot h . WwW. Es, with. on arp. Pranoforte, Guitar, On Wednesday afternoon, Rabbi Lassin, the reek Sd & d 4} street it—supplied with LADIES’ SHOE STORE, no 17 Mth street, near Cane). leading Rabbi of the Jews in this city. came Oh the pranes tiatle and carringe house Apply | yo, 36 Pemn. avenue, bet. Bh and 9th Streets, to the Mayor's office with one Aaron Fried- oat cinssionl Organ Playing, Ac. N. B—No imetruction waatever will be given Reding womeawMistursall corews ods, thereby where psy mente are not made in advance. mann, and stated that certain Rabbis were REN Nott ero, BRICK ni f SAWED sing the unequates is Ss SPLIT WOOD: ; and STURE on th street. be- | Possessing the une: advaniage o} engaged in illegal and immoral Practices; that | tween M and N ° Mt fi Ee SAWED and aR woopr FE: Topccisor, commas Tis nnas ct hie New a onl pository, Corner llth street and Peon, he house contains Tenoma | securing ‘them at fret coe erage Of SAWED ag SPUIE WOOD ae a ee many of his people were poor, and upon inyes- " of whioh a ; and utility. have an | no 15-10t Sth street. between D and k. a pepe tigating the couse found that they were largel a edged superiority, over ali others, and our | 7 7 2k ace EDUCTION OF RATES, purchasing lottery tickets of Ra bis, whom be [FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE Ce PERE, ee ota wes oe Hired and api Cc Be ph Dion ae The N. York a a Warbington Printing IRN ‘ 4 8. 4 ° 5 . » lor winter wear, have only to v dia ; ‘er’ famed, and that he was anxious to have the | The Hou ota brah: ood ote ne es examined 40 aecurea purchaser Annee Vong Rub: | _3ast Mountain Acthrec ie mnrgine-* onrgo of best Telegraphs, asi ‘+ House” Print. business stopped. avenue, (No, 24,) between 4: Ci ber Boots had Ladies and Misses. All selling off | Bris low for cash, " ing Telegrap struments. Mr. Friedmann then made affidavits, setting feed ait cond af natonishing low prices, I have also made arryngements to su forth that for more than a year he has been in it vod = T. CLARK. urmture. ror i ous- tomers with SAWED snd SPLIT (WUOD for the habit of purebasing lotiery tickets of Rabbi | “on'stita kindling, which will be so:d at market prices. Genera! Ofice— National trance om Sizth FOR GENTLEMEN. UILT: OTTOM SOLE BOOTS, Abraham Josepf Asch, and shat ane te arent JrURNISHED ROOMS FOR REATCSeonl Qeiprep ores s SOLE BOOTS: for Prussian, Saxon and Hamburg lotteries in good ved Or Kozel Street. Branch Ofce—Willerd's Hotel. aw, BATES, E NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON r 1 Dealer im Wood and Coal, | PRINTING TELEGRAPH COMPANY ee sized Furnished ROOMS, auitabie for a Just received at S. P. HOOVER: kul aes | ‘he Only line in direc: oommumoation with the this city id that about three weeks ago he rty of gentiemen, situsted on B street, No. 291 oc 3 Tron Hail, Pa. av.. bet. 9th and 10th sts. @ALTIMORE COMLEAZ.L.LLLL.. —— | Northern, rastern, and Soathwestrn Cities, are between lath and Ibtn streets, convenient to Wil- > ALTIMORK CONFECTIONERY.—Fresp | snabied by inoreesed ties, to rales bought a ticket in a lottery of Saxony, which ‘a’ Hotel ann the Treasury Department, st 2 BOE every a on taear line from Washington’ as jollows : was bogus; sles that Rabbi Moses Levi is agent | “no'a0-1w= 4 day. Balls, Par- we a Forten words, For every addi- for Asch, and has been in the habit of sel ing | [OR RENT—PARLOR CHAMBERS FOR at q S tickets for &@ year or more. a FSR RENT SPARLOR Vig et ET oc 23 Tron Hail, Pa. av. bet. 9th and oe! le a Warrants were issued for the apprehension | ders. handsomel, 1, With wi To Baltimore fo Wilm: . To Philadeip! e J : = OR GENTLEMEN. of the parties, and Sergeant Berney, with a *Petatus, = WAL Bok Sporting Wattn PROOE ionrs, squad of men, made a descent ar Asch, SPORTING WATER-PROOF poor. while another quad waited upon Levi. The A A vend furnished HOUSE, aut Tecoived at 8. P. HOOVER 8, Tron Hall. Pa. av.. bet. 9th and loth ate, sergeant found Asch in his synagogue, dressed pal moh re hes ACA 18th, gfe 1% oa mS? > rn - : ie LN, and Sb say opel scape 8 SPEIDEN.” — = 00 28 iN aoe There Ge . t a > na shed, dred Msipeple clan aackioe Aethe RORERTY FOR SaLk—a | Shits he tonhen Toate Sie a oo ae Hebrew. When the officer made known his | will be sold low and on very Reoommodating ters.” piney ita cipro al Gaiters, $1.25. errand the utmost horror and indignation was| . Also. very desirable aenst Lot fronting 25 | Uadies’ best double-adle Morocco Boots, 21.95 manifested by the Jews They exclaimed fectonC streetnorth, running back 168 feet 334 inches Cader’ best Heeled Geve-kid Buttoued Boots, loudly against the sagrilege of dragging a priest i from an altar of the holy temple, and declared tc analle: SD. 5 vi ilding Lot fronting on M st i & north B foot, depth about LO Tock eaee eee kee Tecate. ore nuatisk Sting Bees nate ts that he should not be taken, ai the same time no4 No. 22 Pa. ave . 2d door above ath at rushing forward to his defence. But the offi- cers were too prompt in their movements for Sth streets. Terms eary, For LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDKEN, the people, and hurrying him out, locked him iso, 8 Lot on F street south, situated in an im- fee term. For partiounte itguise creed ne 6 teu! 5 3% — Ww BRAY, Real Estate Agent, No. 516 7th street, Spring and Summer GAITERS, SLIPP* RS, up in the station-house. near D. cach al olor and sione farcost fram inlet fo, They then proceeded to his residence, which HYvSt AND LOT FOR SALE One month, to reduce arp stook. they searched. The wife and daughter of the seriber offers for sale a splendid How Call at ae: P. HOOVER'S. Rabbi having been warned, had turned the Sere Saher pene: furniture upside down, probably destroying the tickets; but some were left, which they ” ry ae * se To New York The Company arc making arranc- ments an anew SEanorp “IL speecily be construct= ‘og by the iat of February waxts perat. bw at pext. ful Tor thetib ral pavronage bestowed v ac ale & retail . wholesale retail. J. SCHAFFIELD, 386 Sth street, between G and H. ‘KE T.SANDS, UNDERTAKER GakRison Staget, Navy YaRD. Funerai calls attended to at all hours. Keepe gonstantly on hand ready-made Cof- fins ofa kinds, and every article 1e ae s line. “All orders from the country attended to with rompizeseand on moderate terms. Aiso, furniture Beatie repaired and varnished. se 0m J W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No, 418 7th * street, between G H, keeps constantly on hand overy article e- aleemene™ wired in his lins—a fine Hearec, Patent Corpse Preservers, &c., &0o. His charges are moderate. and his attention instant on call, any hoor promptitud d aceurace jeanemianion of ai, saces entrust em. wl seeeTHE PRINTING INSTRUMENT | othera are wel known to Lh f J 4 PURDY, & At SEVENTH STREET PRI *RANCIS, ASK NOTIONS, fresh, 0 coods, bousht for onsh, to be sold at the owest fizure He is determined to a, ond the FRANCIS, ee nr oe nal Becca on terme to suit the purchaser. ‘fhe house and lot Hor tanta’ witin one mile’s walk of the Capital. | 0023 Iron Halt’ Pawn hee Sth and loth sts. For further information poply to J. BAUMGAR- EN, \ 0.297 C street, between the hours of 3 o’elock and 5 0’olock p.m, nod tf | he? THE LADIESUF WASHINGTON CITY, ks furnished for fenerais no R-tf ‘on Tth street ed in mani uring ies’ | Of the day or night. Hac! a “ tore up and attempted toeat. They were de. siti Miseee'yant Children eae gy | lowest possible rater. ap S-Iv \W4LL. STEPHENS £ C0, termined the house should not be searched, DWELLING-HOUSE FOR RENT —The | G2! t 3 yore, we ought tom QCLAMAR. C,H. MOTT. J.LvAOTEY. ‘No Sit Penn. Avenue. and attacked the officers mith great spirit. At House of Mr. Eilet, No. 288 H street, north | know by t. what will suit them in th: ne, “ side, between 17th and lath, with stable and car- | and can safe! that we do; which you can prove last a little daughter of the Rabbi ran Up to | raxge-house, is for rent. This nis large, cheerful and giving our Wo Aen atrial. _——- ee eu in Woah the sergeant and said: commodious dwelling in perfect order, and the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash- ? * rt —the Shoes Well-known as J. W, mu ire the Gekery meio» 04 I will tel} [apnge er furmahea or unfurnished, 10 ots ope | ion pig_the Ophea a wel-agown oa 24 you where the tickets are. OR SALE—Theiolloc Dh “Well,” said the Sergeant, ‘where are FOES Le TE he eee EDL NG LOTS eee A. TT & AUTRY. kine ont ee ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Hoty Spainss, Miss., \s nai Co fee Gomts of tas Seventh Judicial District of ’ YOUTH® READY-MADE —— Cc OTHI 6, = —— and od Woe. Parents a vardians wishing their ghildren ‘and warde with School and Coulege Cuthits 0 ‘season, ted to examne our my | Sissippl and will attend to the Collection of Ciaime | Sv ene, Comine season. are invited | tren the sores tees TRUNKS! TRUNKS! | throughout North Mississippi se 18-tf BOYS’ CO HING reli nal en they ?”? M street north, in Square Sify Loy wo The undersigned has now and constantly keep T VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. Sher teez can & ont thew galibres of aeanee. oe pun the synagogue, under the altar.” dab de oa N i F bet ne- Lest From this date I shall offer the fol- MADE Ganwen7s of substantia: and Gurabie quellty The sergeant immediately returned to the | = weg Pa oedes hod rave: Gane: assortment 0} Sooke s thn their rea! valuc, withthe | %t Very moderate prices. Synagogue. The Jews declared they should Moods woth street eos thats —_ ee fron F BS AN cone “ Wat. STEEAENS & OO. hot enter, and made a stout resistance, but the | other Loie, in various parts of the city. and at prices ELV = PESTRY and Vv ZT TA au2-tf No. 822 Pa av. bet Sth and loth sis, officers forced their way in and searched under | {T°™ WEBB a cent Per foot, Apply to POL- | TRAVELIAN Renita ters font eet LARD WEBS. Acent, No. 5207th street. 0068 | aR AVS Wan otee ee He OF DEEDS, jie altar, but no tickets were found. any OR I : 3.fur | |. B.—Tranks Covered and every description ef had been kept there they bad been removed. NT Suits, of or single ROOMS, fur e f hed, v rably located, | Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch. The officers who arrested Levi were also re- | ny the sey tara tess term, Terms soot S. TOPHAM sisted unsuccessfully. boars Arey st 375 Peng. avenue, nearly oppor BR _ During the night hundreds of Israelites vis- ‘anit TESt, F. HOLDEN, u MITTS, &e.. ‘i%o DRESS. MAKING, in ited the station-house, demanding the release io tene F oh sty les, and at thi t notice of the prisoners, and exclaiming that it was RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL D. HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT. the ‘atest Fren sles, serail . ‘ge DEALERS — For rent, tor ten yeare.a vacant | J D. HAM! ob Pesuerersae Avene a sacrilege to arrest a Rabbi, who could do po LOT upon H 2th street, I by 129 feet, nenrly . Pies Mana 36 ERASYEVA} is AVENUE, jos PDOR wrong. opposite the ne’ Peres Chareh. For terms deed u = M USICAT. NOTICE. eu; Decds.a0..arawe The collec: Accounts, orany business intrest to him wil! mect with prompt and careful attent Ofice—No 5™ Seventh etreet, opposite Natior fatelligencer offices _ no 3- CLOTHING aT REDUCED PRI ; ct (Late Tornam & NpRFLET.) No. 488 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hail NCH WER mé-ly Washington. D.C. 2m 2 & Kare Opportunity for . * 5 bi been thorough\y repaired r The Paenars mere next morning taken be- | pplz to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN. Georgetown. rented, seat recent the moat convenient fame V ICTOR BECKER: Tuner o1 Finnos ty Wolfs o oe eof @ Kine 2 oslebrs me! i. ae eee Thee ree ewe Soaly oy FURNISHED APARTMENTS.—Por Rent, on | ton, bens uly & lew stepa fram sont oes fie or- ciy, No. pee of manufacturing ovrown stock in future, we Bava determined to e+!) off, for the next ex weeks, our present stock of Ready Made Clothing now in store. at greatly reduced prices, far ossh only, to make room for an entire new 3 We therefore sa.) offer inducement method now in Francs and Germeny. Long’ = x t thi it ice!y hote's in the country, and inthe experience in business,and an earnest de ter for the man who made the complaint had sidewalk a PAN LON Sed Crk ME oe medinge vicinity of all tne pub lo departments, | sire to give satisfaction in every partioulgs, have he never been born. The Rabbis were held to handsomely furnished, with the use of a piazza on | where xertiemen can breal fact, dine or sup at theic always secured him most liberal share of pstro- bail im the sum of $1,000 each to answer the | tie south front. Location very ‘able and pleas- | own hoars,and where oan be fo! s to cash pi und at all times & | na-e here, and many flstiesing commendations. chasers never Witnessed in this city. vDurnject ts fh ad rtment than own be found in any Orders ieft st Mr. J. F. Ellis’ New Piano Kat to now sel! and toask an esriy call, that p charge in the Court of Generel Seaanoe nt. being near tne Presidents House and Fuilio. hore’ in thus country. aM ypmook or all kinds of hshiment, Pear. yng between Sth and Toth ate, | may hare the beneh uf maxing then ee-ectinae from .. —— a . G cannot equaled. Fine isky 8 i prompt ent 0. o a stool EDUCATION IN EUROP mE liom pall irs f h | Beandies. with allthe celebrated brands cf Shane in soutrs and sogulettne doce ba ties best stanan: es - is a street. The following statements may be interestin, pagne. no 2 5t* i ? } FOR 5 DUSE.—The undersigned 16- to persons desirous of knowing something o Ma PD, PROPERTY FO H RNDON HOUS ae wary 18. the condition of the Old World in regard to 6 > TO LOVERS OF House at alley 's o pectfull: senpances | VENISON. . fr hs ON BI rom ongress an eit famiul —_— education : discs at the interseotior of the Fairfax and | gentlemen and ladies intending to pass the _ RENTER, on C street. i Prades the number of primary schools in Middle Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAILEY, o Washington, that he has refitted and fur- oc 23-1m " re found this side gf New York? WALL STEPHENS & COe sa Ponneyivanisaven att between oh and 1th et: G NTLEMEN'S Grins MADE TO 5 in the rear of Browns’ Hotel, WALL, STEPHENS, @ UO. respectfully tn- Washington oity, or inquire on the premises, isxed the above named house in ® manner that can- has just received fine ne NISON. killed at Mount vite the attention of gentiemen to their present 1343 was, 59,838; the number of normal col no$ eotf s not fail to meet the approbation of al: who may honor Vernon, which will oe served in every style to the large and very desirable pssortment ot ne le for the inst ction of teachers was, 96; | un wisieD ROOMS TH Te | he with t patronage, taste of his patrons. in eonnection with all the deli. | ChOTH<. CASSIMERES. Velve’, Silk, and Sate lines saartar ce 8 seed | ROOMS TO LET. — Two or | |The house is pleasantly siteated on the corner of gacies of the sesson—Game, Oysters. fresh Fish | {'VpeTiNGS, emtracing oll grades, eolore, aad the number of teachers actually engaged Rooms, with conveniences of hot and | p and Sth strectn. adjacent the Patent Othce and | &c.—that this or other markets causflord, 0023 | styles of fashionable materials adapted to men's in instruction, 75,5 and, as the population | oold water. bath. gas, and well furnished, located in General Post Office. “the rooms are lar,e and in France amounted to 24.230, it foliows | the best of neighborhoods, are for rent. Enquire » Whick they make to order, in the beat ohe+rfu!,and the public parlor superior in it- dimen- T CARRIAGES, pens oy be gent ow Be and finish, at prices much r : gn the promises. Vo. 417 12th street, petween New | ° appointments hat oa any other :oard HE Subsoriper having made additions to his cheaper than the eity rates that there was, in that year, one primary | York avenue and I stroet. no ®-eost 1k: im the city house is intended to be. | Factory, making it now one of the largest, Coustantiy on Daud one of the largest «seorts school for Fi d 558 inhabitants; one teacher | —— — Fourteen FRAME HOU. four | 12 8!! respects, one of th firet i 5, pal no ont in (eer eteeeraiSol at Si ihapstion ioe of READY MADE uo THING for men % —_ a , rtabl c ! : nm th, * f2r every 440 inhabitants; one normal college | JOR SA1.E— Fourteen FRA} 19, and 25, Square writ recht se | RAGES cat LIGHT SAGONG haact be eee bors to be found 10 ALL, STEPHENS & CO., for every 356.564 inhabitants. No. 543 K treet south and Sd street west. Price P. MURRY, Proprietor, passed, aud from his long exporingo in the buri- 00% 22PK wv. between Ith and Mth atreets. % i 500 mail payments in car aac a he hi to give genoral satiefnction, ort Luho ferraal tek Sr en keke Sar | ecescemes Sree votmnate fe, sank MANSION Hovse, Ail kinds of Carrteos ard Light Warons kept on | PAINE MERCER POTATOES, APPLES, primary schooi for every 653 inhabitants; one separately or tozether, Lot 1. Sq i (ForMkRLY tHe Exbitt Hovss,) § M MACKCREL. ke i: teacher for every 662 inhabitants; one normal corner, 45 feet 9 inch Nos 321,323 and 325 ret near isth, Washineton, 1! REPAIRS neatly done,and al! orders prompt- | * i andine this day. from so™oower George Dee * d A 7 ‘hail, from Po: college for every 277,300 inhabitants. Sand 4, Square oo: Soper cues wae boca sawly Sonar seettiaae ee proved ap ly attended to. . nea chatibeeer nie Captein Finkbam,at Bradiey's W ° 4 A : ! a a! ished, equal to h -hand cS) for ® goberlin, (the capital of Prucsia,) with about ae Fa dee with tapes: inthis city, and the proprietress promise oon Carringoe tatenin gt TORE, 4 ereer Potatoes, for sale low 32,000 inhabitants, bas 264 public Primary | square N The two jast being only tax titled | ta the Public that aball ia very uther — corm al iin cal Tae, res ol : « be equal, if not better, Y = ppies. in good order, schools. alee. Per bee or tatniaga BH proearty ia ke modations, and soli: ite their patrontce, ‘The hegre 22 PA. AVENUE. 9. Nos 1.2. and 3 Mackerel, Rome, with a population of 158,672 souls, or ite ty. two three story Brick Houses, No, | motati conducted by an experienced oterer, and “ — € 200 kits Mess Mackerel. put up for family use, has 372 public primary schools, and 482 teach- 829 and 83! WwW Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md., | will be open to receive transient ard permanent Travelers in want of TRUNKS shonid pot fal to ers. near Cary street and Franklin Square. W boarders on the Ist 109 boxes superior Herring, Salmon, Codfish, and 7" Fi ex eember. Fisit our sxtensive >alesroom, occupying @ In the Kingdom of Bavaria, (Catholic,) in | chanee for farmsin Maryland or Virginia, not too | "nos3 tDecl” MRS. M.A KNIGHT. Pro, 23a)" Alewives. the entire basement floor, where they wil Sith For saie by % 0. BE. KENDALL, Freeh OD | find every d of fine and medium 0. & THOS. PARKER & CO., the year 1846, there was one teacher for every | “risen: 04 | INU. Hy KENDALL GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS —| | Sdcvegd BATHER, LADIES’ DRESS | 1, 1 par wy Pn OS PARKER & CO. i 7 : A fal TRUNKS, HAT BOXES, Va- O03 iakathinnts? One primary school for every | _n01-cotf Ste aaee Jawele, Dison ere tee ee Tises. CARPET BA TCHELS, &o x “MURDER !—MURDER!? 603 inhabitants; one normal college tor every Aytes FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS- ok of ohovoe Diamond, Coral. Cameo, 1a may be required, at secenae moderate Gentiewen who utter this yd ua thele sects 550,000 inhabitants. A Dar Sree Senlodte hoe eit ate | cad other Stok Ged Jecetee ore ean WALL, STEPHENS & to shave with s wo tuless Kazor. should Bnd their In the Kingdom of Saxony, (Protestant, with | House at present oooupied by Dr. R. Finley Hunt, Watches; Lockets, Spectacies, Thimbles, &o ; $22 Pennsylvania» wry fo PRANCIS'S House furnishing Store, « Hagen e hi i aS ty Dentist, is for rent. It is on the nort. Penn. as i wish to €i ashort tume,I will an %-tf between 9tn and loth Tih street. It iva comfort to spay wit eget is Catholic King,) there Was, in 1343, one primary avenue, between 3th and 10th streets. one of the chance to buy some of the best = He hae Shaving Cres Soap, Bra a school for every 900 inbabitants; one teacher | bast business squaresin Washington,) running back 1 Pi than the same quality has ever iasses.&c, besides & of ott for every 598 inhabitants; one normal college | to street, and containing 11 rooms besides the par- | F008 Mt ower this city. I shall ran them off very s. You xe: your money's worthat c 214,975 Inhabitants fora. Por further information apply on the premi- frst, therefore all who Wish to purchase great bar- i. DL oy of Baden, (Catholic, with | %°0 Dt HUNT. se24-tf | gains will please oall soon at SPs. avenue, us 4 . 1 above Odd Fellows’ Hall,on 7th et. P)ELANO’S LIFE PRESERVING VEST. 1858. tx yg a Clothing and OR RENT.—The DWELLIN© HOUSE, No, | 2023 BG) OOD: Protestant Government.) in the year 1441, | [7 there was one primary school for every 700 in: |, gap sioetson "Hallsnext doortotre reeidence oA hab tants; one normal college for every 500,000 | of J. M. Carlisi (ha proprietor.) to whom applica- af every ee season, inhabitants. tion may be made. T! will be rented only y f oan taneee ne ; . under Browne’ Hotel, uw the excl: . ly. Th 4 a. suity for the sale of tis hugh! zo, inchoding combed, eae esting Em | Fass'wih te Wasdper saan pablo ttvoek sorts | Sere gmsacear ovrstTuns| “~~ Ty ] VY” | cerbmist IPE PRUE RVING Vest. Gab pire, including erred ee excluding Hun- | as may be agreed on. se23 tf RECEIVED EVERY DAY, OLD MACNOLIA WHS . . and nes them. Os gery, was 25.300,152. For this population, POR _RENT_The font PARLOR aaa BELL AND SERVED UP HE undersigned offer for sale the above s’andar ST BE SOLD—Twenty fine n-w PIANOS 20,293 primary schools bad been founded: thai Fada stacked ore ARLOR ond BED- IN EVERY STYLE, Denn areca one for enue crenbove s.apdard Me hand ones. in order, ta is, one primary school for every 1.247 inhabit- | Drug Store. ‘The most desirabic rooms on Penn, At the Shortest Not ants, besides 11,140 repetition or evening class | avenue, om scoount of their nearn to Willsrds' . ot ination. in barrels and = — Pe = of , the W known so favoral Hotel and the Departments. Also. two Bedrooms LLOYD'S room for uth for schools. For these 20,293 2 war the past eight years, will always be kept up to its ‘JO ELLs. Primary schools, | ja ‘third story. All furnished. Apply to KIDWEL NATIONAL RESTAURANT, former high standard. and rohesersand sonsamere 36 Ps av., between 9b and [0th sts. 41,809 teachers bad been appointed and sala- | & LAURENCE, Enon ore street. Southeast oorner of 2th and E streets. gan rely upon its beins a pi vies 7 pure Ry RACKERS, &c., &o.—We re constantly re- ried, each of these — aie, obtained a} _no 9-eoti no 18-6m. yy rer 4 dsieteriouy wube ce C earing ree lies of Fox Crackers: or certificate of competence before being allowed IRST CLASS BO\RD—A | mrxamnne dunn [ENT 4 p whiskies so objectionab! iseuit: Edinburg! % ema. was, therefore, in 1842, about one teacher for : A we Q a M ie Sai) books from althar eter ae pak oy No ‘HELL, every 600 inhabitants in the whole Empire of sie beni xeneed Addon face ‘OTRER oR et — asad bis hanootoneat FREEMAN & IMPEON, Pheonix Distillery.” ase corner 15th at. and Vermoot avenus. Austria, excluding Hungary, and rather more | this paper. a ot Furniture, would r: fully Office 116 south Front st., Philadelphia; in ie" | RHE AUTOCRAT OF THE BaEAKF, than two teachers, on the average, to every} A! ae Stable, with Carriage-house torent. | Tivitetne citizens of f AUTOCRAT OF THE Bx EAKF AST Ae ate ve be Homes ; price @1. Just pubu and for ee Ps : no'T S32 Pa.ave . bet.9th and i0th ste, AQ4 , ELEVENTH STREET 4 94 fee Pe: avenue and B street. d 94 NEW UPHOLSTERY. Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &o., upholstered, covered ang recoveret. primary school. Of children, there were who Ought to attend schools, 249,328; of these who actaally attended day schools, 2: 2; of those LS York. % Wall street. 00 5- farnished,) with Boa Prana elbrsoe dy the NEW FURNITURE STORE, urnis! BS, h, fore geetioonsann et Pine Nakoresoe WwW ‘alnut, Cherry, and other Ward- We are now receiving our Fall stock of FU! 4 NY 25 TURE and HOUSEFURNISHING an Fine Mehoeany, Walnut,and Cherry, Jonny Lind GOUDS, ‘and se line lower thon any other Zetal seve! attending day and repetition T—The FRAM ; t ‘and other Hedsteada sohools, 352,43 , house in Washington. We would invite all south, between ath and 9th streets 8 Fine Wainutand Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- | to oti! before purchssing Our motto is, France expends annually for the romotion | and.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th street, ru ix feck F ineta an hat urniture en in a of popular education £2 000,000 sterling, while | 0 fable mcateh eae tear aie ger anaam, | Pine Mehoreny and Walnut ofss and Chaire, JOHN BONTZ & "RO., England expands only £120,000! France has TROMPSON 38 Peet =4 ber Sets. ty Fellows’ Hall. 7th at,_} Shades, indow Curtains, Drapery, oe ont, elementary schools, conducted under the streets. ee sateoas tee es Fing Mahogany sad Walnut Dressing and other BLOR FURNITURE, aE pete (new and eld) cut, male, ind put down. Wales wig, he Government—England and | PranpsoMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west | Fine Mahogany and otter Chairs of every desorip- oa hand Old' Furniture repaired. varnished, So. e Wales, with about half her population, has} FA Andattniaiky WAG RNISRE: Of the Seo- | "tion. tire LES sof CABINET All work personsliy attended 10 eCHELL only 4,000—that is, of normal schools, twelve of the meee Epo bi paectgeoied Fine. ten’ Gieare ‘aul Groseers Ware, Looking coe Eas ee 434 Nth street, to ninety-two in France, and not much more pra a hecaee: he eee roe Ste nesca,do..” rior assortment of PA A GS, SIGN OF THE than one-sixth of her fair quota of primary My pu is to sejl as cheap as ay other perepe Borders and © : sex BI schools. ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—The | in Was and on as favorable terms mace = ade, and V ‘subseri offers at private sale the property | fistter myself that no wisaing to pu Miss Mouuie and Miss Pj = rab Kk urniture Repsired and V«rnu fogs ate, ba ny —_ « K : l i Hl. 'sepy- Arm Chairs from $12 to $a esoh. | GLASSES, 1p kilt of mahorany frames; are twosisters. | knownasthe ery situated on the south sid the | will be disappointed ifthey give owes Pee Sleepy “Holi Arm Chairs {,om $12 9 paeees, eter ; Lead net | he wharh which ie bone sis et dete feel | sured No. i26 7th strost, | ER OSs reapsattuly eerie Tone oo or square: gut or otherwise: or any other Kind of 5 young Pay: bemg inciuded in this prop L DRY GOOD! before retiring One | eqaver® 100 tOW-path being inal pro oo STOCK OF DRY reons fur LOO! nishing their houses, as we can and do sel! forniture ike bie line. ° aera lot of i h fe the Canal seer rect Steele mths a | nee he iving ite ma- Mics Mollie is the eldest 5 Of our own gabe, as lowe BLASS PLATES kept aenatanti ches t » as low, if not lower. them the you want noh 4Ecebuce B PRICES. samo style of work (not ‘ay make,) oan be bought } for cash. JOHN WAN . and laid itupon her bureau, thinking she woul Go to J peed eat itafter herdevotions. She knelt at the foot W. COLLEY & CO.’s, | atin this city. 20, aptly between 12th and 15th sis. NT & CO. JOS, T. K. P! eee Fanoy or j holsterers, and ‘his pi 'y fora Bakery or Coal Yardis not | | If you wish to erepace 8 bondscine Paper a ET citer T . Peast in the ¥ Black SILK DRE! fon’t fai ‘anu Ters oe pig pba gta y stsirbod, thought nA wed oedaad C M rupert ow ites pest iain snd plaid Preveb Mt oc 1.3m 350 D street. between 9th ard imn, Dy s . Barron. Thi ty Do lain and plaid French ME- = > wr advantages for Advertis: to improve the opportun ty by appropria oars & Teter cathe Canal and 123g foot on RINUS St 62,75, 25 and 38 cents? CCBARL Es NN. pata 2d and 3d sts., Pctablished journi, of wide or ~ the pickle to her own use. She had bitten off | the west of dessa street, Go to J. W. COLLEY & CO.’s, Wil farnish ard send ICECRAM in any part ot | sorihera te almost every ate a piece. snd in cheming it, made a noise, which | getnfor cousumers fram Gacrxetown or HAW stata tw pete none CLOAK or | eynciy a gi.sonerspion, weenie guar ate | sumboring avery nrresnd verging vanigeee cause, looked up, an olding e- pply by hort, i eh any first-class Dry Goods at vouring the pickle, hurriedly arose, exclaim. | Georgetown tos Te ROWN, Pa. av. next to BL Deri o C.N. Kvetee. | ley, and ‘Tide-water Fecions corn: eall at No. 523 7th street, 3 doors aa”) NOTICE. “| Ue ing, ° O Lord! excuse mea moment; Peggie er of Math atraat WV aioe, Te above fa. avenuc. no 2-2w iscating my pickle!” = Ree ee een OSE | 6 i THE HARP. Hoosac Toxx+i —The North Adaws (Mass) 2 000 po NbkINE. Sine siLLIne | LHe queen ee HAR INSTRUMENTS. oNXeL —The a E . n ( Ri of Tuerdy TREAD, made and ‘ted for t Potomac | Parties wishing to Jearn the Harp. but net oe t 1, 2. and3, Ladies News says that “the heading in the west end | fisherman, and warranted ior artiole. one, will be allowed the privilege of ee Lo remem days, as she | of the tunnel hasfbeen exsavated tothe distance tt Also. coils PATENT PLING CORD, mate Moseat "Aurostronr by: make ‘immediate et the best assortment of Bonnets, Dress Capza, ‘Alexandein | of 1,120 feet, and is perfect! dry.’ The work | “Just received and for sale Taugemente with Pao. C. T. DeCarnxiet ti Lechinuseaeen, petirncasbensuies st. L. SIMON>. on this end of the el has progressed for Waeat & BRO., shorourh and pre SEN se a! sastrneteon. Inaled ¢ Contre Market. 60 S-im* the last three months at the rate of 60 feet per | _202-"03t Alexandria. | ing Bochsa’s ee! r 2 week. This is a gain of 20 feet per week since the first installment of $100 000 was paid over. Passaces. Terms $30 per quarter: pay no more. Siaeane TONED Haxps from $250 to $900, war rant ° Tk OF New Vors Crrt,) C.u.W M3. MecORuICK, —~ MO*ENEW 8 0RS oe BADQUARTERG | | epee P00 Manes. wen. 3. Commision tt “Or Tat ‘colgT oF Corner of Seventh and trests, a NCER, 7 ‘thing in the music just receiving a ful! supply The total amount of heading exeavated from | o@,,cLjiMS: sp MEALS Nach, Green's | AiiA2? STRINGS for 85.75, Every URGE AND CLatsie BOOKS a! a both ends of the tunnel exceeds 2 500 feet. The ‘Row. Capitol Hill, tb iaxos. Harps, Gurrans, &e., &e., for sale and nlsg, keeps on hand a full supply of Books wu aw LAYER RAISING. and cost of completing 1,000 ft. of tunnel is $73,000. Deeds, bb: aoe and Pa. av. Cheap’ evel . Chanpant. ane 3 goons, i ene The height of the tunnel is 18 feet, and the | i wh erdetiory aorner ttsh ot questes Seuss: Fee CHE width is 14 feet, which ie wide enough for a single track. LYRIS RXPRAGIS wu commas gimgys | mpsiamint nn MiQee,QURCH ELL. a T BibeDS ORB Sb ARPA Ger [ SeANR CREME ap cs {17> A Dill is before the Legislature of Georgia to sabaticute private for public execution of crim- nals . PY Ege rer agit sparing lig kh pe