Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1859, Page 1

ee THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, STAR. (SUNDAY RXCEPTED,) AT*THK STAR BUILDINGS, can be found im any other—a Sonnee Corner Pennsylvania Avenus } Bleventh St., a anuing. By W. D. WALLACE. eny I p= "8 ‘spore served in packages by carriers at $42 year, eee ney aa ary + ous es combos! Price—' “ix months ; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single eopies, one cent; in Wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for every other dsy or cmineetrepereatatnaeTesvecs| VOL, XIM. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1859. NO. 1,875 AN OLD STORY IN A NEW DRESS. INTERESING TO LADIES ONLY. BY F.. PINER. (Gentlemen need not read this article.) ‘The | ——————_W0Od_8md Coal Boots, Bhoes, &o. “fT tell it as "twas told me.’? fectioa of hoop skirt manufacture seems to I AM Constantly Beene gnc ki full A very long time ago, in the western part of ‘e been reached in the production of “ The stock of— ta England, there lived an aged couple, whose | Indestructible Skirt,” by a firm in this city, Ladies, double-sole Mor Boots, 91.25. } time had passed away since early youth, in the | whose fabrics are said to excel the bestimporta. pades Hever phn poo: 5, @2.50) every round of farm life, and who had never | tions from Europe. We refer to Messrs Wis. : Lest a stn’ Gaiters, Wen Dentistry, &e. DENTAL NOTICE, Dx. HILLS has RE office to the rooms | I) *- JOBNSTOSLTINO} Ls Sth to see all who ma: Remedy his services. For ability 1am a td pramasxe or MPEUD ~o Children’s bes: . been known to have the least ing to- | and C. H. Thomson, extensively known as the one fonts’ Sswed Cal kin Boo! permitted to to Sy See. atl vl wards each other since the time when old | manufacturers of “‘ The Crown Skirts.”” This : Mispes Keyl gee fa Meg hose of overs | De mutes aoe ontine tosdinte Vulcan Parson Heriot had united them in the holy | admirable garment, beyond anything which has First Ward. | Ladies’ Rubber Long Boots, 82, ite, combining the irresistibie advantages bonds of wedlock, twenty-five years before. | yet been produced on either side of the water, CONOMY OF MONEY, TIME a. | Ladies’ Sandals and Overshoes, 7 of che» pness, durability, usefulness sod: Ge . Gow So well was the fact of their conjugal happi- | combines the advantages of E 2 bey dal ee Re proces ane ioe — soe yh Teeth Feipitation Mie Menrh Tiealatey, uess Known, that they were spoken of, far and | and durability. The skirts of this firm b ETNA FIRE KINDLING, to ignite Wood or 13 ohne coeunten on Valociuesill on e third tone caab ee only ney fg Sicttnees. Dissace of the Rent, near, as the happiest pair known. Now, the | always borne the highest reputation for the | © - me | *KLLIN = “7 rod andsre far superior in every respect. Bowels—those Ter: = Es Devil (excuse the abrupt mention of his name) uality of their s rings. The artic! ae es a —_ G OFF _ SE LLIN@ OFF! _ ck: anes at 338 Pennsy!vanis avenue, Babtts« f Youth—th. bad been trying for twenty years to create | duced. adds to thia, not only faultl fed and twenty fires. Also, Wand BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, * what is so commonly called “‘a fuss in the fam- | sha; utindestructeility. This desirable re- of every description, for Lavius, Misszs, Yourns, ND CHILDREN, LJ LADIES’ SHOE STORE, No. 16 Penn. avenue, det, 8th and 9th Streets, Ladies,we manufacture ail our own good by possessing the uneguaied advantage ae seounnng oe Coe eee 5 = ms y course, resu: 0 the benefit of e Bor. a NEW SKIRTS FOR 1859, Gaiters. in point of fit, beauty, and wiility, have ea acknowledged soperiority over ail others, and our doubie and VAN CAMP, . DEN Ti sf, Has returned to the city and resw his prac active Rett = Operating Rooms and Resid RS] enafted talents ‘wud britiget retailer we street, between 6th sad 7th, four doors from ced listecing Senates Post Office. oe = waked to ecttecy the living lyre, al MAaRRiacE. Peasows. or Youug Meoc wtemplating ‘are of puysical weakness, orgaute debility, ins pieces bissonlf ander the of Dr. J. He w \sces - core . iy coubde if fily,”’ between those old companions But much obtained by a beautiful eyelet fastenin ior lot of Wood to bis mortification, he had not been able to * marl tmy ey aeged,catand Sait induce the old — to grumble about breakfast being reghewan or bre old lady So saver is this accomplished, th jive a single curtain lecture. After repeated | impossible to separate them and with such '. F Ne Stores the Devil became discouraged, and had fection of workmanship, t! WwW. - CBT HONOUN he not been a person of great determination he | fastenings rarely o: would doubtless have given up the work in| annoyance ot the constant ripping away of the despair. One day he walked along, in — from the tapes is thus completely obvi- al a Hi i : E é : KETH. M + LOOMIS, M. D., the mventor and of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per- sonally at his office in this city. [<==] Many persons oan wear these Teeth who i 0gco Kid Boote and Button . oust, tu hs heucr as 6 goatemes aod anaiaeally very surly mood, after another attempt to get| ated. To this gorment is attached ‘The ae Serebsoer Alen ee Rube Who eutnot wear these, Pereon ORR Wor others | 25" Fick No? SOUTH FREDERICK STREST, the old lady to quarrel about the pigs getting | Watch Spring Bustle,” also invented by them, ber Boots for Ladies ‘and Missee. Ail sei img of | | Persons calling st my office can be nocommodated |,» land sida pring trom Bastmere cores nie eee into the yard, he met an old woman, a near d the most perfect contrivance possible for At astonishing low prices, Sartore po tome wpoored aged thecorner. Fail not to observe pameand mumber. Letters neighbor of the aged couple. As Mr. Devil | giving a graceful backward fall to’ the dress soit ____T. GLARE. _ } Geanest, strourcet, ted inoet pontowe tos i < and the neighbor were very particular friends, | By means, also, of a new and ingenious slide, THE INDESTRUCTIBLE VILT FOR GENTLEMEN. ft a the Mineral Piste wii Member of the Reyal College of bursesas, Jenden, svetnate i % ‘ 7 ‘ eed ene ne mey Scheie dite. | the shirt may beextended;and then fastened |Dowa ies bic once eK ine Quiprep ieees SOLE Boots, Rooms thus city, $86 Penn. avenue, between 9th | uae at eet or ies ah tee bec ee ee ese Good morning, sir,”’ said she, “‘ and pray securely aud immovably. Another novelty is} wrr, - Just recoived at Ss. P. HOOVER'S, And 10th streets ; Siso, 97 Arch street, Philadelphia. | )-itls cf Loncou, Paria, Pb indelphin and eluewhere bar of what on eurth makes you look so badly this | ‘The Piccolomini,”’ a tasteful and economical ‘HH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, 0623 __tron Hail. Pa, av.. bat. 3th and loth ets. a0 2 fected some of the most ug cures thet were ever beautiful morning, isn’t the controversy be in skirt, the hoops of which, by means of — Reds tala che i = FOR GENTLEMEN fh. .DENTISTRY. °° wane cottent Gaal’ persommiat oteg enmanaes oom tween the churches doing good service ?”” an ingenious clasp—of Mr. Thomson’s inyen- | U™Versslly pronounced © the most perfeot Skirt | Soon sort GENTLEMEN: Da. srteieN date, seauin: takdtnnsh Sah agua Sheba aieaaname “Yes, isn't Deacon iF making plenty of | tion, may be withdrawn and the skirt washed ——— SCOTCH-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOE o— — an. TA[RIRENTE Staxet, nee with Cee aes aoe. 2 bad whisky?” whenever desired, To supply the very large THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION. en ran ee ALN Lee ee ee ee Oe aaa Young Wrn ao¢ others whe bave injured themesives by & “Well, what is the matter, my highly hon- | demand for these and other styles, the p Aes The lightest and most gracefui Skirt ever produced. = <A ~ Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that | certsin practice indulged in when alone—s bable + geyhenene ll Tacmson have an organization—probably the THE PICCOLOMINI! Tuomas Boot PRINE BON having dotor- | tht, be feee, tt all hours, “Everything else is going on well enough,”’ | most extensive in the world, devoted to this Teplied the Devil, “but,’’ and here he looked | branch of manufacture—capable of a produc- a# sour as a monkey on a crab apple tree, “old | tion of three thousand skirts per day, and Blueford and his wife, over here, are Segaring reaching, in some instances, as high as four ‘Bt his office. lesrard from evil cempacions. or at tbe ot “ which are nightly felt even when asleep, f mot jaured that Pa) condues Sumrioee pupepetn ean eemite wets amen loosted as above. He feels experience of fifteen years’ practres, with the large uumber of ents, great Rariety difficult cases that he treated successfully, wil! and SHOES by the Ist of January, are now mpi Pieoes, washed, and put | Srering great ‘nduoements to busérs, By means of claspe—this beautiful aad eoonom:- | ™Ped to reduce their |ai aia 4 Uy Also, 8 large lot of \adies and Children’s at ‘and 75 ce! Shoes © cents 28 aed Bens ety og FE saentihe Md h ? rwise, relating ie . His own experi- ause terribly by their bad example, and | thousand, many of them of the most costly and fill she stove have Thomson's o lebrated patent sold. THOS. B. ence confirming the opinion of many men eminent after trying for years to induce them to do| elegant description. They employ ad one uunes fs mes reine c Nyy zs and especially Dre. Harris and J SS better, 1 must say I consider them hopeless. ’ | thousand girls; five hundred Sewing, braiding, The old hag stood for a moment in deep | claspiug, and other labor-saving machines, per thought. ‘Are you sure that you have tried | form the work of ten es their number of ‘every way?” human hands. The consumption of steel spring » © Every one I ean think of.”’ alone is upwards of three thousand yards per Are you certain ?’’ per week, or sufficient to girdle the globe three “Yes.” times a year. The consumption of eyelets, clasps. slides, etc., is pot far trem two hundred Spe profes: priccipal retai everywhere, E. aml, MSC ON, : 233 Broadway, New York. SPORTING WATER-PROOF BOOTS. OOOO OE Eee 330 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 330 00 23 tron Hall. Pa. av., bet. 9th and With ate 023 __!ron Gall. Pa. ov... bet. Sth and 1th ste. vel SEMEN, Jewatxn, bus this day opened,in | F)OM LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. eau tiful + for inspection, Ten OUSAND " rr i; | Spring and Summer GAITERS, SLIPPERS Hy poriate Por Catietinasaad Nea esis | Meveaw ant kel BOUTS aed SEO Rae eee On, e has led him, iong since, to discard al) MaxTaLiy —The fearful effectson the mind are much tobe merouri SS for rir the t . Riso gl! | Greaded—Loss of Memory, Confusion of 4 Enameis, Gutta Per: india Kabber Cemen' Spirits, Bell Forbod! Aversion to ——s = jn o the. soactrection =< atisnous Gam ‘eeth, = Sclitede, Tim: |, ote., are some 2 pre ‘st Poresiain, mounted on 6, is the oniy {vous Dusriiry —Thoesandecen new judge what liabie substance thet ean be worn in the mouth, as one Geclining healte, tocing thei wager, —--4 onolusively shown by the last Amoeriean | Tacx “pate, Servons abd emsciaies, having siugwiat ap ugh he fiatters himself from his long resi- | ” ~ DISEASES © 3 practice in Washington he is favorably When the misguided and Sugentens votary of awe Dentsi Altho ” replied she, “if you will promise to —- cash ; all ool fi das known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs | duds he has tm! the seeds paiptul disease, make & present of a new pair of shoes, in | and fifty thousand daily. A large proportion | steriing Silver Ware, and choice Plated Ware. ‘aid | one wonthr ty rebecs meee rom this deg for | (Sve to refer them 00 the following often happers that a0 iii-timed pause of some of dread of sit spd'se ott nine» quarrel betwee | vented o mec the Nae t manaiotns | ee eS | Ce REE | Pom tc tan EERE oy epipteny, | SER A ST ae self, and see if I can’t raise a quarrel between | vented to mect the wants of the manufacture. et. 9th 108! . hand I ts. Sones ? | into the hands of ignorent and desiguing pretencers, ua and is of most curious construction, irodeaing SH) Pa. ae, 9th and 10th ste. 06% _Iron Hall, Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth s of this city: SG To this reasonable request the Devil gladly N. B.—Just opened, 8 new invoice of the well T consented. The old hag went her way to results almost magical. One clasp-cutting | Known School Watches for boys, from g8 ake U0 THE LADIESUF WASHINGTON CITY. machine turns out the extraordinary number | ¥®/Tated timo-keepers. tr’ trifing month after month, or as lour Parenter Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladi Mises’, and Child ear Dx. Stzruxn Baily: Dear Sir—I desire yo ws we pop my ogee greet my esteem for you personally, and my * isees’, en's Shoes for lence in you as perior dentist. The operations | sigh over*hie galling dirappointment; or, Bee of that neighbor Blueford’s house, and found old Mrs | of two hundred clasps a minute, or twelve I PARTIES. Sea iis past JE] o oseat toa = me et beng boon highly sa! al ee ‘aly pein. oretey tains Se svat tng! tyrone Blueford very busily engaged in getting things | thousand an hour. Another machine, in a | 4MPORTANT NEWS FOR LADIES! wm pee ih pees Pan (A goon bo petonpen Berne friends and the public that your skill #0 well de- | Nose, Skin, prose ene enorae 4 ready for her busband’s comfort on bis retura | skillful hand, produces an average of fifty] PARIS FANS, Just imported, by giving our work trial. You oan find (at all times) | 8@rves. Youre very traits, eS oe ae ‘rom work. After the usual compliment had | cleven-spring skirts daily. In the strongth,| SHOPPING AND TRAVELING BAGS. the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash- | Washington, Aug.%3.1858, J, W, FRENCK. | ‘st »n4 passed, the following dialogue took place : accuracy and uniformity of the work produced | , The most beautiful styles ever offered in this ooun- eee St she, Spee po well-known Hay From ome of the oidest $m Baltimore |e eee rons ee OTESCT ) VSAkmENS Well, friend B , you and Mr. B. have lived | by this machinery, lies to no small extent the | "¥;.sning thie day at Ty\__ TRUNKS —@RUN&S!'—_ TRUNKS! News. Bases, Desane § Ce. here yoni fon) weer ergo along time together.” secret of the superiority of the manufactures | U?™!7S 78th. J. MoLAUGHLIN’S. Tart ibNes SeRUN&S!— TRUNKS! Stephen ly, Surgeon | ars specilir cured nd fil igs removed. "Teoumunds f the ive and rsa years come next Novem- eplied Mrs. “And in all this time you have never had of this firm. The stiff and ungraceful hoops and farthingales of former days, made memo- rable by the genial wit of ‘Addison, bave given employed Dr. on hand's lates and very re ato Warlineton —~f fwork, wh Oh he’ did | bere Immediately relloved ee im OU | 1e0e Oo! ork, whi ea to m/ entire sntinfuotion.and inview ofthe faot that | — All impetimen's to Marriage, Physi-sl or Meutal Disqus one \{the most distingu: members of ‘Den- | Sications, Loss of Procreative Power, Nervous fel 6t Pa. avenue. bet. 8th and 9th sta. on 8 large and very su ELADON SNYDER. Gra i tweens beet Philharmonic Hall, west of Star Office, ZRUNESAN , i i - Bi tal Goliege of Baltimore failed. after repeated trinis, | Fer \inc an’ ~cskness or Exhaustion of ghe guvet the least quarrel.”’ place to the elastic steel spring skirts, whose PEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF VELVET TAPLST Y and CANV. : pens Kind speedily cured. “Not one.”” lightness, elegance and healthfulness have | ©? 0V=*T' N, COPPER AND SHEE T-IRON TRAVELING Bad and SATCHELS; fine ae Elousurs fo exprose my entire oni ‘donee gun Maze Suveates ouch os aes bapein wie the “I am truly glad to hear tt,” continued the a — Vopasent both in ee taste ad invite the att jon of the pablicto my complete SADDLES. HARNE SS, pad et a es ay xy last seventeen years, and the numerous important 4S bag, “I consider it my duty to warn you, | and good sense of the community. @ con- | rect of eho % Tad gunk ting Stoves, | mopairing executed with noatness ahd dispetoh. = aa BOGGS: | operations pertormed by Doctor Johnston, bene = thet though this is the pt yet you must not | fess that we like the fashion, (in reason,) and tof whieh areof a styleand quality never before | SA M - . 8. TOPHA! Late TorHam & Norrier,) offered in this market. ( No. 499 7th street, oppo. Odd Follows’ Hail «is tb. expect it to be always. Have you not observ- | we congratulate the Messrs. Thomson on their | 1 have also ou hand and constantly manufacturing ed of late Mr. B. has grown peevish and sullen | success in bringing this article to so high a de- | 8! kinds of Tin and Japaned Ware, of the very beat tere of the papers and mavy ether hich Save appeared agin and scale ators the poblie, be. tlden his standing as a gentleman of character apé reapenal- anfficient emarantee to the aMicted. Butract from @ note recewoed from the late Hon. John M. Clayton. . S. Senate, A’ 1858, wn. at times.” gree of perfection.—Morrzs § Willis’ Home | jaaterinl. and will manufsoture to order any article | _™¢ly________‘Weshingt ome Yee work samirably ; me- h-CUSG SWELLS NEW MESCALSALS sg 5 2 - Te Or in my line, modeling myself to give entire satisfao— § <<< could be better. an ly, D F NFLAMMATORY DIeRa: % a — little so, —- _ Blaeford. | Journal. tie caeete aus ity and pre. ee: a 35 ire RUrONy =, ER 35 30; - CLAYTON. New Medical it! ew Meds Bait’ “I know it,”’ continued the hag, ‘‘and let SS Lead ing. Flunsxng, Steam, itting » aeeid af fre ir is wor « Cure aut. me ware yon fu time - be oa your guard.” | THE WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION, aime ee ee ee W. ALBERT KING. Gronoxtows, testhe can cheerfully recommond DiS Bait ate | FOK IN FLA) MirAToRYDIS¥4sK5 ONLY. rs. B. did thiak she ha: tter do so, a ia Anes TE tl it in the District o1 um- dentist. Hi ot a sched navicens te. how she haere Pt Stages In the February number of that excellent Gane weg te FUANO for $3. Eafe? Messrs. Dupont & Go. of Wilmington, Del- Soione of my fam re Fe: several taath Pie A tet ka ant Roel praneieg Art journal, “The Crayon,” we find the fol- Geant one the Finaeiee a $5. aware; keeps tantly on 2 iptce stook of ali | myseif, and the work has all stood well for more } gontrol over Lut one ill, has Dot one git, and wen ef ; . 2? eat A lowing: ; the different grades of POWDER manufactured | than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON, comp but one thing, to wit: sUBDURS INFLam- Have you not noticed,”’ said the hag, ‘that | lowing: ge —_ see Les pase = bia by them, embracing, in part— Aprill9, 1s. Va. M. E. Church MATORY sk, Ww er be its form or |-oality, your husband has a bunch of long, coarse hair} The exhibition of the Washington Art Asso- and sos the Piano for g125- peas ane Fetes Eevee. gin eant ot hegs We, the und had occasion toavail | Whether in the head, throat, abdomen, extremities, growing on a mole under his chiu, on the side | ciation, lately opened, contains about two hun- jo. and gee the Piano for Bia nua ozs | ourasieonat epee onalehnior eS Bare, | OF skin. of bis throat.” dred paintings, being the fullest and best rep- | @0and see tho Piano for $175—at_ ELLIS'S, porting FFP, & REF, ir 6. 12g and 35 Ib: Regs Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been oogni- EW MEDICAL SALT. “Yes.”” resentation of American art this city has yet fes Pa _ave.. bet. 9th and 1th woking Powder, mney 1259 and 25 ib kees t of his operations ono: L168 or friends, take lenoe is thet, without “These are the cause of,trouble, and as long | been favored with. The National Art Conven- E L. SIMOND, in] and 3¢ |b. canisters ensure in expressing Oursdmuration of hisartistic | and strength. fectually cures Infammeati as they remain you had better look out. Now, aa Sree lo. in! lb. canisters | skill,as welissthe uniformly satisfactory manner D es (no others) by producing an equilibriam ie Do, namo tion have held meetings, have enjoyed the hos- % BDGE TOOL NeW eRe Cirt) ha MAK in 6 and 12% 1b. kegs | in which he performs the most delicate and difficult | ali the fluids in body. thi pitalities of the city, and have adjourned to t asa friend, 1 would advise you to cut them off MY io. in 1 and 4 |b. canisters | operations in Dental Surgery, respectfully the first time you get a chance, and thus end | meet again next January. We hope to pre- ret Weahiogtnee ae nse went, ote is: ine ib feakeand canceters tee gaeie, hme tne couidence ant patronage of T the trouble.” sent our readers in the next number with a| , Manufcturesand repairs ail kinds of Edge Tools, | yp 2%, ping 42° in 5 ib, canisters aie : winoh the unbalanced vids asew orand “Lf you say do so, I will,"’ replied thecredu- | detail of proceedings. The best feeling pre- | ee eal Toois, Mul Mex Safety Fuse of superior quality.an barrels qs Pr aleae. Arebtiont U. 8. On poe ty he Ne we Mert onl Bale lous old lady. vailed, and much’ general good was accom- ¢ eaten nae natal De deol) oo. bove will be sold at manufacturers og a r wpe hing Gren Fee Svon after this the hag started for home, and | plished, especially that of enlightening mem- AMBROTY PES—s d delivered free of charge to any part of N.S, M.D. ver. Headache, Rush of Biood to tie Mead made it convenient to meet Mr. B. on the way. aS of Congress upon the art resources of the 7 Tibaateg he District, : ae 5 of Washington, D.« ay Heart, Fits, Infiamed yes, tare. None, Langeen: Mach the same talk, in relation to his domestic | country. No steps have hitherto been taken | 25 cents, Any size : Ae rector of Seen tare ait contarys tant vaLTER Laxox, Ex Mayor of Washington. “Pleuriey "Aathma, C Dy s happiness, passed between them as did between | in behalf of the cause of art, so well caloulated | Portrat warranted z we deem it emnoobenary tb aay anything TA 108 Heney BaLpwin, U.S, Patent Office, Rb the old woman. to make our public familiar with it, and with : ‘ praise. ” is h nn Principal Rittenhouse Aosdemy, a “Bat, friend Blueford.”” said she, “I think | artists as a class of men that have'a place in | irae. ENad Sie a ies Md mnie al conaes ee = —|] WELLS NEW MEDICAL it my duty, asa christian, to warn you to be | the body politic, and their right to be consid- | 8nd take ® sitting F — = on th, Fi : aa LT eye. like ag ge 1LJ™ Office No. 35 High street, immediately » a raordinary influence over jt Joming the Canal Bridge. — _ se3-tf MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND Ss Bae Since penning the above, we have received HE PEOPLE’S COFFEE POT, OTHER FURNITURE. at Private Sax. the following from a valued gorrespondent : “ = - ‘ - ‘The subscriber having completed his assortment . r z < .. f good coffee, eall and examine this cel- wid fall; The convention, although not bumerously | vauin avenue, bet. \s stated arnnle: Its the ouly Coffee Pot ever in- ane raps of w cshing. eae for one of those beautiful Pictures, btai Theos on your guard, for [ tell you that your wife ered in all public acts that relate to their pro- intends your ruin fession. Vid Mr. B. was very much astonished; yet he could not wholly diveredit her words. When be reached home he threw self upon a bed ia great perplexity, and, feigning slee: ud- ied over the matter in his own mind. His wife, thinking this a good opportunity for cutting off the obnoxious hair, took her husband’s razor rae was very strong in the character of | 13th and l4th streets, near Willard’s ja 24 ty vested Cnt preserves the pare — of Lodi ton,and the pais, - call and the delegates, embracing some of our most SLIEVE ROVE YOUR | 2n7 st the same time is very economical, requiring | examine his stock for them- * ri K. , BE. VE, AN MP th ed the ¥ prominent names in the various cities of the R HAD, BELIE A DIME ROVE YOUR ay two thirds the qusattty of ee used in selves. consisting of wwe Circulars may be obtained from any drug - NT’S Consumption nary mode of boil the Plumb, | Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward- | gist who bas this valu nie medioine for sale. Jnion. Many matters of great interest to ar- | Destroyer, sets magical.y on Coughs, Colds. Asth 4 Gas Fitting and Stove Fstablishment o| *) gay eae . and crept softly to his side. Now the old lady | tists were brought forward for discussion, and | ™4:, Bro! pepe a Come een nee ES anne l wale stad Cherry, Jonny Lind Daf2%s ae 4 Pe pe peer es was very much frightened at holding a razor | an amiable and fraternal feeling engendered, | Stsc ces Persons fromall sections have orderes oko neemend fi oo oe Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- M Sait, Ask ehbors so close to her husband’s neck, and ber hand | which will doubtless result advan’ ly to | different quantities by express. it is purely vege- : inets and W hatnota. was not so steady as it once was; so, between | the interests of art throughout United = ae cate it without jajury. aving ile ENTINESS Pine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs. aaery the two, she went to work very awkwardly, | States. The attention bestowed upon the del- | 220” renee io neaitn Dy it baraelf, from deep cos CoM ENTINES. Fine rolsd Gak Marble top and other Cottage Cham- * NE A wee 5 pulled the hairs instead of cutting them | egates by the citizens of Washington was not | Dela: di . Maki ed Just received at 3! D - | Fine Mahogany snd W i _ 1 of. Mr. B. opened es, and t! the least pleasant part of the convention, the | !{ you wish to be saved, A N and D streets. from Euro, oa a Bad prong, oe rena e of price. invele his wife with a razor at his throat! after — ai tc hs anaes , Bureace, and Side! i ti VALENTI ever offered in this arts being spoken about as an clement of na- | Lotwoow lith and 12th. or i paced Pino Mi avenue and 7th street ; also, at Cul corner 12th | City, x OL. what bad been told him, and seeing this, he | tional greatuess, and the artists themselves ac- } street and Penn. avenue. de9-3m ITF JWe invite the admirers of the beautiful to | pine Marble top, Centre, Sofa,and other Tables, | ok et. Pi could not doubt that she intended © murder | knowled as wortby of attention. Although the | — EW FURNITURE STORE, sen in Chine, Ginee, and Crockery Ware, Looking | City, Town him. He sprang from the bed in horror; and | convention resolved to meet again noxt year N i :: e. > > > Wy HES. M 4s to se!! as cheap az any other person ERY FINE WATCHE I have now in store wy Weahingts P $4 Lees no explanation or entreaty could convince him a lof of very. superior GOLD and SIL- n, and on as favorable terms A 5 at the same place, I am confident that when to the contrary. So, from that time forth, there Weare now receivi: hit. aud HOUSEFUR the proper time arrives for coming together in * VER witha large addi- flatter myself that no eon uing to Hot Was no more peasefir dat house. Ic wasjew, | other cites, much, good may roruit tothe in | vasers Wtanagion We weed Seeley | ge] sack thi day ron ol, minal betas UB, | WilteCtaproined ny ervemee en, 7 cell Siar jaw, quarrel and wrangling all the time. terests of art by directing public attention to | to call before Purchasing. Our motto is, tase Padarigam bern gi a id No. 835 7th street. Waite, 528 With delight the devil hoard of the success | the subject. The exhibition of American art Oh ee ja 2l H. 0. Hoop. —Fok SaLz—A splendid pair of of the faithful emissary, and sent ber word that | by the Washington Art Assotiation isperfectly | O!4 Furniture SUN DONTE & BRO., 7"). SECOND NOTICE. ES, that would suit any gen- if she would meet him at the end of the lawn, | magnificent—decidedly, in my opinion, the au%-lv id Fellows’ Hall 7th st. SK ° shes to possess a good pair at a certain time, he would pay her the shoes. | best exhibition of American works which it ii Di a s t ‘an. wa are at fine style and not a patent Atthe appointed tims she repaired to the | hasbeen my privilege to see in this country. Ss ores eee nINES For $35, them to pay up at once, as we want money. fault, Fim Repel catgoa Serer ped SS spot, and found the devil at the plac: The number of exhibitors is very la ge, and | At KE, HUGHES'S CLoruine Srors, oo: For the fature cach will be required of all except | further use torthem, Th 72 be seen or tried by ny pages: shoes on the end of a long set embraces the first names in the art-list of the tae hire fon furniten ay pro those wh known to us as good and punctual | $ppl to Mr. Thos. J. isher, at J.C. MoGuire | WEDICAL SALT. ing on the opposite of the fence, handed | country; and what is rather re: and makes the double lock-tight stite oustome! HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, -8.—They will be sold on reasonable time for ye GREAT YETAL R them over to her. S| a8 very much pleased | fact that figure-pictures predominate consid. —., that bys g not rip if every fo a RNICE, CO# DS, TASSELS, &o., al- satisfactorily endorsed. je7 im TRIESEM with them; they were exactly the article. erably over lanscape. I trust that the citi- | out; Warranted as ¢ TRIESEMAR— Protected hight price Machines. - Cail and see It etm 9 Ways on hand, Sad pat oP fe Orie ROCK, HARLES MADES, *: But there is one thing, Mr. Devil, that [ | zens of Washington, as well as the members of = SSS Successor to B. Scuad.) «Ww 4 > i ae Eools ¢ would like to have explained—that is, why you | Our National Congress, will appreciate the BY FAHGY SDaba on —ie8t et — (Site ck hand D streets. on ia Street a lege of Medicine, Vienna. hand them to me on that stick ?”” collection, and visit it as frequently as possi- CUTLERY, PORTE bs : A namion see! aL The presont propristor hac just received ti No.4 is sovninal for cone ion, “Vv, in.” “ sible. It has been declared in that city that 3, B > T, 3 %: splenuf@ stock of Rhine Wine, Cham and plyaica! exheustion, and is Very easy to explain,” replied he, “any y s SASH BLIND, AND DOOR DEPOT, No.2 compietely one who has the cunning and meanness to do | there was no such thing as American art. Let Per schooner Helen Mar, direot from Boston. pagne ; original Brand. ie. of the purest Gieunmeottet, a z quality, from Francs; and Gin, its equsi as you have donedon’t get nearer than twenty | the bapa of fap ex! ROBINSON'S 3 Alsace taken ak Rot toe sen in this sourtry. selected frum met 5 tented t feet of me.’’ saying, he fled in terror. swer. i wisi : . r le of nese were & Mf ma : f to th ferer After awhile the ad aun died: pases when | @lso be. spectators; we would hear less of in- | _iaS! tm S49 Pa _av.. oppo. Browns’ Hotel. f which we are offering at rates mesied 8 Sahad, who a bp a since. after @ weed Lanes all tan toarition ang 4 she applied for admittance to the lower regions | vestments in European pictures.” NOTSER NEW BOOK BY M'S8 BREM- 5 he low price of One unceualied aad will be presented ta nen eok, 8 | the venom of disease. aaa Gan deel Gould uct let been. bo ee : ANSc- Father aod Daughter's Portratere fom : eke bua tes ate at oe een TRIESEMAR, No.1. 2.and 3, arepreper might dethrone fess as Peg aa so bis — ae on ae ey eg the Nes aes : 6 offered in the market. iy addition to fern reed athe’ welstoont pocket. BOLD Im Sim superior. So the old woman is yet compelled | .¢-#” Montgomery Blair has become executor | Tn 2 paver 8); clos S125, 1 volume, $1, : of oes pe Srctubsrad Gere Peteaera suit. AND DIVIDEDINTO SEPARATE DOES O6 - ts 1d 4 of the late Colonel Thomas H. Benton, and] Ktnei’s Love life. a novel, by Margaret J. M. Al able for transplanting apd table use; all kinds of | 'S* by Vali se ee ae ee to — ler over the world, creating quarrels and ave the surety for the Proper performance of | Sweat. 1 volume. § i 6 in season, a8 the best of Oysters, and Meals . = fn @vT cases, wi strife in peaceful families and neighborhoods. fis duty. Since then, he has put up for sale. Rose Warrington, 8 novel, by A.J. H. Duganne, at they sre weil worth tho Haou’ag | St all hours at the shorteat notice. Toll of this I vette § To ve had, wholtenie ones? died, ber | ** *uetion, the furniture of the house occupied | ' weir taened and for pale by entre Market, on hand 8 | all a a prices for the same | 5°" BA h OW, 167 Prince street, New Vor. S, Tait nwt | by the deceased, and inserted an advertisement FRANKLIN PHILP. ~W. HAMILTON & CO, _ | SSusuot be compared IKE med children, the young Scandalizers, were left or- | °Y a? kseller—Ss2 P ivani : : 1 pha: ; but ate d a im consideration of se 5 to that effect in the usual form, in the local jest Boo beseeen Wchvand tant ORE NEW preg goat gt ust re. _ja7 1m aie 7 packed and add service done by the mother, adopted them; and Os1 papers. Acard from Wm. Carey Jones, son- sp Levis oS a0, you see, he is the father of that respectable ots tothe late Colonel, follows the advertise- TO ENIBON * class éalléd scandal mongers.—Chickasar and | eDt, stating that the furniture advertised for = Chestaw Muald sale by the executor is the personal property Pa phty eM ey 0 eee of persons now in California, Calcutta, and just ved fine VENISON, killed at Mount Tur Scetce Cxvs or Cixciswatt —The art- | ¢l#ewhere, meaning, I sepgow, a Fremont, | Vernon, which will 0@ served in every atyletot rene ceived s large E. . ay nl JEWELRY, that [wish to close out very soon, y ‘ and will sell at very low prices. = To MY FRIENDS AND TH! INTER CLOTHING tng avenue Te ea | Ser talt Bite lessen taes Ros be surexro¥ quatre. H. 0. HOOD ev sign ait in this city—sets of 44 pieces — Penn avenue. iat : per Tae Ey Son d 1 arena lt tnt cesmume at No. 31S Penn. avenue, : Wore, MBLERS as low as 40 i isi i Mrs. Boileau,wife of the Minister to | taste of his patrons, in connection with all the de bet 9th and 10th ravets, ists comprising this club are in the bi of | * 7 a . ry. it no tween VITT. Cotlars, holding stated meetings, at which sketebes aro | Calcatta, and fhe other heirs. He om ye Toten thie erethermtctsanniod ae’ im tho Listriot, wnerg tue faoltien fo Lk an oun spe MITT. ore. Smee pga eh ahd c."" and | Dat ihe implication, it seems, is. sufficent to PRANK T SANDS UNDERTAKER | RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot Le sur- BY ae eeetr, Hato ROBES om Bt. Lows a | Dene ; ot Hapdirsr fe, the ingenuity of the artists is shown in illus- pasion great many from bi ding on the wens cl : poh e | “3 2g foal Keeps | tens, he hopes to gi general satiafaotion. large lot of superior BUFFALO Roe }» Which sss ufhers, trating this word. The different ideas sugges- | 27'icles thus exposed for sale.—Cor. Charleston gonstantiy on band ready-madi sits Goalie? a eee Comnees and Lees Wrens ROPE ON] thay aS ORES VOT FORT, ees co. | silos D'Chambrca, ted were of a creditor leaving the door of a | ©9“7#7- ae ee: All REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders prompt- FISH !—F 8B Vests, agit Cry broken bank—a fast horse who has broken bis ; aN cedars the country attended to with | ly attended to, new | New mess ok ROKER ET ery revelling ape... wait and everything else connected with him— | Marcu Sares.—Were I an insurance agent, | pro wmoderate ¢ furniture Second-hand Carriages taken ig qtehes E. oe See omoted tal nea &o. x» boy with a broken knife—a fatold gentleman | remar! writer in an ex , L would make 10-tf corner of 14th ay ats. ae Fish, “ye A 1 AND Bove io 2 broken down swing. One of the most elab- | it an imperative rule, tha: ery house insured J W. PLANT, USSF ETAKER, No. 418 Tth +o. ta L IRETADOSTOIESe |. mon Trout, in pd te, SECOND-CLASS c IN’ orate and affecting sketches was one in which | by me should be provided wi h metal or ear- treet, betw wey, (<a) Pror. ruc EB. SCHEEL, Organi puts Heirings, in kegs, CHEAP ‘ASH. the large centre piece represented a seene on | then boxer, in which matvhes should be kept. sired in his tine—e pag : Teacher o! ‘teh Her: , éatein. a ‘owxs’ Horm. ariver. One or two trees are tumbled over | They are eee ee ys mossy Spee the shelf Patent Corpus Presarears, be. &e. His sarees are fost to si pile or classes m Sheep tim, at eal Brice Gai. A and broken, and there are ugly jagged splinters | or in the closet, where @ careless servant, an erate. Instn: jos a Be ged. fn tr fice round a hole in the cola he the | unthinking child, or even s mischievous of the day or night. Hacks furnished for sat \~ terms yensouss {so SNTEREST ALLOWED ON a MOUSE, | jowaat Bnsaihin ratae. ‘ap k-lv atorested to th t ea! ™ NTEREST ALLO DEPOSITES. round. Underneath are the words “It | may produce disastrous results with them. A c all . Sardines, I Non STOCK SEOURITIEG ©.”’ The rest of the story is told in some little incident has made me very careful in A ac aor RAGES ose, rratified Sin® & FURCERLE. BY 00k na — Ei corner 1st” st. and avenue. a. cram, gon he | anmatee Oa day. hn en ing OF | ee a ase eee ee, - poouNGhe. ROSgS.. anne orposer in _— = room, I hastil poner isies drawer 4 pe Ey et ORE Ty 16 QC. Lamgr. c.H, MoTT. 3. L, AUTRY. aoe the PA ; , ae LAMAR. MOTT & 4 La boy is skating; in the third the father seeks | were several rs and miscellaneous L42 BRAIDS feisite. Curis, Halt Wigs, near the 31- with ~ . it losed, at near corner of 13th at. : Sandie ene ear nthe | tron ead conse apaaa pe ee | Ai ed ease Tapa PCTS es, | EA Ufa ie ates, Pesanteamasatenace | wi pti tie i ERERADINGS net oot Sat Bi bed on zhieh is stretched ber son’s lifeless | which atteaiad my atteatian om He pore a ey tse or oF ee LAND MAUABIAK OIL loco at aes oR te S ps ther vignette, at the top, of a weep- it, 1 found that the had Violin, 10: are Raters CASSA Gh gieees the end of @ friction mateh and fired it, OV. Remr 13th Riz7s-a7-L4w,| [ OOK FOR THE “GOLD EAGLE” N ecu ‘964 Pa ave., opposite a ———te