Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AfTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, €orner Penasylvanta Avenues and Eleventh Street, BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packazes by carriers at @4a year, Or Ji cents per month. ‘To nai! subseribers the snb- foriplion price 19 $3.50 a year, im advance; 2 luk $1 for three months; and for less than 1 rate of 12 cents a week. Single Wrappers, 2 cents. EMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent. advance; onee a week, @ per cunt. adv A SKULL AND BONE SKETCH. Once upon a time —but not sach a great many years ago—a young ductor, who had just re- eived his license to practice, established him- selfin one of the thriving towns of western New York, and. through an advertisement in the weekly newspaper. respectfally informed the inhabitants of 1 ~ that he had taken the office of the late Dr Handy. and offered his rofes-ional services tu the public. The late r. Handy. whose sign wow gave place to that or Dr Vernon,”” had been one of the largest practitioners of the country. and our young Es- culapias hoped to step into his practice as well a But he soon found that this was as bis offi not soe for. during the last illness of Dr Handy. bis patients bad been left under the care of the ouly other physician in the place, Dr Bugbee. who h of this ad his practice. He was an of the elass who would among the ~ old fogi He bled. bi J. and sdministered calomel and jalap without any st i. with all his practice. see to be exe the new ¢ eu extending to him the civility of a call. which was due to him. not ouly as 4 stranger. but as a neighbor, fur Dr. Bugbee’s =mall garden and orchard were all that separated his house from the office of Dr. Vernon The latter was obliged to content himeelf with such smal! practice among the poor as Dr. Bug- ee ¢ other engagements did not enable him to attend to; but he diligently improved the leisure thus left him in ¢ imself the better for full prot tion when it did come. He had studied in the office of a country physician, and had been soveegely grounded in the elements, but had enjoyed few of the op- portunities for lectures, cliniques. post-mortems and hospital practice, which are possessed by stud. in the large cities. Not only were the hooks in = sall library re-perused, but veea- sionally dissections of dogs and cats were ried on there; and on one occasion he was lu enough te purchase of a traveling mena; that next thing to adewl man, a dead mo: which he took to picecs with all due science. to the great marvel of many a boy who had scen from the --show.”” and to the horror ght it showed 4 little new doctor; and s tated that a grave i Tbeen opened, Pall sort vody murder and resurrec- folks de- while it aroused, Lhost of de! inlly the y ang ; probably thought none the worse of ~ unmarried and agreeable n because he tried to learn his profession: and, indeed. they went farther, and said it was a pity Dr Bugbee hadn’t in his younger days doue some- thing of the sort, for in that case he wouldn't have killed so many peuple. Fortitied thus with the support of the ri=i generation. Dr. Vernon could not doubt that in course of time his turn would come to stand in the medical shoes of the late Dr. Handy. or fa greater that he; but meantime the es were sensibly affected by the talk of the village. One beautiful evening in «pring, when he had taken his seat on the little back porch of his office to watch the set- ting sun, and snuff the sweet scent of his neigh- bors peach-blossoms, his eyes were suddenly arrested by aslyph-like form, which he ree nised as that of Dr. Bugbee’s niece, Miss Ellen Nathalie, » young lady recently returned from bourding-sehuol. and who, it was understood, tuok the principal charge of the establishment Vernon had observed her in the morning asshe watered her plants, snd admired her then; but now his somewhat susceptible heart was kindled inte raptures by the poetry of the scene. as she moved to and fro upon the green sward. beyond the trees, at that most melting hour of theday Never did he feel before su fureible the incon- venience of not knowing her uncle, and conse- ently being ou ¥ terms st the house Suddenly @ scream was Lin the house: she entered. and im tely returned and exiled out in the sweetest of voices: “Dr. Vernon, Won't you come here?” jumping over the fenee wad running across the let. he went into the kitchen, snd found. stretched on the floor, a strappi servant girl, apparently in a it. while Miss Nathalie bent over her. bath hug her temple with water. Dr. Vernon pro mu his office a medi eh tinliy her: but she = el fit. and continued to nk. autil Dr. Bughe from a visit to a distant yp. Vernon ex- pl hb he had found her. and his method of trextwent. when a difference of opinion was expressed between the two phy si sas to the natute of the mala- dy. Dr. Bu = were tried without a= much effeet in reviving her aa those which two much zeal in th after. « rumor a neighbori of insinuation tion excited t eidedly against our the other hand. a& power himself returned ined the circumstances um bad been first applied. In a short time she lied. Dr Vernon suggested that the attack had been, in many it would be well nstitute an examination. Tw this Dr Bugbee objected. stating that it would subject Own servant, although she was a stranger. Dr Vernon inded him that the examination could be so comdueted as to be over very seon, and su the deeeased would » of it when the wiser; but he was overruled, not without a suspicion. on Vernon rt, that Bagbee feared lest he sho 1 admit tha’ rival was ri t this was the true rea- ron of his etme tov apparentl: t= E quet. and as sh plucked! ge remaked. hur- riedly: Doetor' Doctor’ say nothing. but if you have a dead body your premises. remove it —that’s vil’ And the: could que? ion her ‘The next morning he re- ceived a { feom & ¢ sourch Warrant. whe examin: the purpose of findi date of one Catherin place fur certsin dead body y deceased. whieh however. he did 1 tithere all legal ye aes apparently e althongh a fresh mart of gussip was es through the village xton bad found that the e's servant girl had been lug up and the corpse carried off, wd how they'd searched all the doctors and eowld find nething of it. Ln vaind doctor strive again to see and converse with the beautifal neice his neighbor, who had given him uch friendly warning. but she studiously avoided bimu—a cireumstanee which euly seemed to make him more anxious tw sve her At the end of some three or four months he went off in bis salky tw pay a visit to bi sud also ‘te purchase. at Gene Ono his return, after » there was abled 1 skeleton, newly put together e was nothing very remarkable in ous ev ing a sk it was known c ure of almost every bat this particular skeleton the villagers: and ¢ e day his old ce. the constable. entered, accom- ! t by the cabinet-maker of the place, to inspeet it, by the authority of the A Inessuring Lape Was prod: ing the dimensions, Dr. Vernon was informed that he must go betor magistrate. where he was vharged with having robbed the grave of Cath- erime Quigley. The result was that he was bound over for trial at the next court, and the skeletun retained by the magistrate as the Principal w 3 him Now the fs ate of New York pro- vide that any persom who sball remove the dead budy of human being from the grave, «e other place of interment, for the purpose of dissection, shall be punished by imprisonment ul managed to retain most -dingly jealous of s. peculiar, and that to remark should there be « post mortem in Lis house upon the body of his wo ono signs » placed in her coffin, and no one to be young | he vanished, before the doctor armed with a nvested with peculiar interest to ee oat. yo! x in a state prison not exceeding five years. or in ® county jail not exceeding one year. or by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by both such fine and imprisonment; and every — who shall purehuse or receive the dead ly of any human being. knowing the same to have been ¢ interred. contrary to the forego- s, shall, upon conviction. be sub- ject to the punishment in said section specified Now. here was an awkward fix. To bz locked up in the service of the state is no joke at any time: but, under such circumstances a3 these. itis a serious matter. And so our hero regarded it: and we may suppose that he tossed about that night on his bed with anything but comfortable sensations. as he thought of professional prospects dished reputation ruined, and all his cherished atffee tiv pped in the bud: for. as he afterwards acknowledged. the face of the fair Ellen had haunted him ever since that mysterious warn- ing. and he could not help regarding her as a kind of guardian-angel. or at least « fair dam sel restrained in her affections by aeruel uncle. from whom it would be his happiness, at some future day, to set her at liberty. But now the order of things was to be reversed; he was to be the impr ight; and he dreamed of bh gh the bars. while the fair one gazed at him with reproschful looks. as much as to aay. Why d u not heed my warning Then he awoke, and was glad to find that. 24 yet. it was only adream. But as be we breakfast at the village tavern, (for he slept in his back office.) he was reminded that there was some rea about it by the way in which the school-boys peered curiously at him, just as people do at a nan who is about to be hanged. Hecould see at a glance that bisease was the talk of the town. But to breakfast he went, although he would have had but little appetite had he not been seated next to bis lawyer. who boarded at the same house. and who cheered him up by his confident assertions that the State could never make out a case on such evidence as that. And, while he is awaiting his trial, it will not be out of place to mention the way in which fluw used to tell us how he got a cian clear of @ similar charge. sof two men, Tiffe and Towner, were dat Northampton b: e medical nis, and traced to the Medical College at New Haven, where the professor of anatomy I them, without knowing whence they He was indicted in two counts—one for dissecting the body of Titft, the other for dis- ecting the hody of Town: Mr. D. counsel, insisted that the State must prove count as laid, # position in which the court sus tained him; and it beenmy necessary to prove. first, that the prisoner dissected the body of Titlt. There was a barrel of legs, arms. and hor but which of these belonged to Tifft and which belonged to Towaer it was impossible to tell; and so, “ulthough they had evidence as to the corpora delicti mentioned in the whole in- dictment, there was no evidence as to the cor- pes delicti meutioned in any one count; ac- Sings y, the court instructed the jury that the at hon did not sustain the sidictucut and the prisoner must be acquitted; and greatly did Judge Daggett ever afterward chuckle as he told of the victory over the District Attor- ney. whereby he saved a worthy physician for a2 life of great usefulness and honor. To return to Dr. Vernon. He had been wise enough to take his counsel with him at the first examination, aud, by his advice, refused to an- ewer any questions, which was as well; for, in the confusion of the moment. he might have been bothered to ners. & very intelligible ex- planation as to whence he got the skeleton. which now seemed to grin out an accusation. The day of the trial came on, and our hero was formally arraigned in the presence of an immense audience. to answer the charge pre- ferred. with the usual verbosity, for that, on a certain day. he. the said Edward Vernon, did at. ete.. feloniously and wilfully open the grave wherein was deposited the dend body, late of one Catherine Quigley. knowing that the same had been anlawfally abstracted trom the grave. ete, Allof whieh was declared to be against | the peace of the State, and the statute in such ease made and provided; and to allof which the prisoner pleaded not guilty [vo BE ConTINvED.| +204 MR. BEECHER ON ORG CHURCH. The Independent (Mr. B) is down on the “outrages” of church organ playing. Here is # pieture of players and instruments: The great players of the regions round about, or of distant celebrity, huve had the graud or- gan exhibition; and this tuagnificent imstru- ment has been put through all its paces manner which bas surprised every one, and. if it had had # conscious existence, must have sur- prised the organ itself most of all. It has piped, fluted. trumpeted, brayed. thundered: it has played so loud that everybody was dexf- ened, and so soft that nobody could hear. The ped dals played for thunder, ihe flutes languish- ed and coquetted. and the swell died away in delivious suffueation. like one ging a sweet song under the bedclothes. Now it leads down # stupendous waltz with fall brass, soundin, ho asif.in summer, a thunder st ould 5 above our heads, -* Come, haste to the Wedding. “or Money Musk.’ Then came marches, galops. and hornpipes. An organ playing horupipes ought to have elephants for Saat 3. At length 2 fagne is to show the whole seope «l power of the instrament. The theme aples out to see if the coast is 4 few hesitatious, comes ee i sk a tittle, and run up and down to. what it can find. [t finds j what it did not want, a pursing tenor Ly ambush and waiting for a spring, and “a: incautivusly near. the savage eat, i s hold, and then ter it with terrible earnestness. Bat it has miscalculated the agility of the theme. All that ic could do. with the most desperate effurt was to keep the theme m running back into ite hole wgain. and so they run ap and down, around and around, dodging. eluding. whip- ping in wud oat of every corner and nok, til the whole organ was aroused, and the bass be- to take part, bat unluekily slipped and down stairs. and lay at the bottom ray- ing and growling in the most awful manner, and nothing could appease it. Sometimes the theme was caught by one part and dandled for amowent. when, with a snatch, another part took it and ran off exultant, until unawares the same tr was played on it, and finally. all the purt= being greatly exercis mind, be- gan to chase each other promise ‘wously in and out. up and down, now separating and now rushing it full tilt together, until everything in the organ lost patien 1 ull the + stops’ were drawn, and. in spite of all that the brave who flew about and bobbed hands, head and all—the into areal row. and every part every other one, until at length. being no longer a virtue. the organist three terrific erashe? put an end to and brought the great orgun back N PLAYING IN The organist h the builder, and the builder shook hands with the organist, and both of them shook hands with the committee; and the young men who thought it their duty to know -omethiug about music looked wise. and and the young ladies looked wise too, and the minister looked silly, and the parishioners gen- erally looked stupid, and all agreed that there never was such an org2u—no, uever! And the ler assured the comunittee that he had done a little more than the contract stipulated ; for he was ver anxious to have a good organ in that chure And the wise men of the com- mittee oon signife intly of what 4 treasure they had got. The sexton gave a second look at the furnace, lest the ehurch should take it into its head now, of all times. to burn up; and he gave the key an extra twist in the lock, lest #me thief should run off with the organ. XIII. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1859. BOOTS, SHOES, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES, 486) A. 2 MARLOW would iuform his custoya and the ic ALY, yore that he has just rece y tt of Ladies’ Heel GAITE mien is oul ra at $1.25; Gents’ Calf | Gon Sra a 2.5; also. a inrge Loto Misses’ ikdren's iy Can in eee ior Don't fc t Ee ier —#w6 Penn. avenue, Mealy mst and O¢ ste ‘fe 18 ae" . TICE. F OR THE BAL wei have jast received a splon- did oe ntoft Gentiemen’s French im- qe feed ont Leather and Caif Pump-sole nots, Molrure and Villa Patent Ccather Shoes. Foi Ladios—White Satin and hid Congross ant Lace Gaiters amt Slippers; alsu, —- Ghoerous Slipps. Call and examine my stock P. HOOVER tron Hall, Pa.a F STREET, Between 3th and 9th streets. 373 NG OFF! SELLING OFF!! *, and Children’s BOOTS and reduced prices, of our own make 1 3, Biack aud White Satin Slipp ma ae Laght and Brown Ladies’ Gait SELLING OFF AND RUBBERS, ptton, for TMs, AND CHILDREN, t the LADIES’ SHOE STORE, No.16 Penn. avenue, bet. 8th and 9th Streets. Ladies,we manufactu reall ont own goods, yy fevory « Lanizs, Missxs, ‘ possessing, unequalled advantage of securing them at frst irse, results to the benefit ters, in point of fit, beauty ility, have an dgedt superiority over ail others: snd cur doublersole Morugeo and ‘Kid Boots and Button Gaiters, &e., & winter wear, have only to be eo to secure a purchaser. Also, Long Rub- ber Boots for Ladies and Misses, All selling off at astonishing low prices. no t2-tf T. CLARK. _ T = BOOTS ewU) SHOES. 5 HOMA R & SON having deter- ats oa of BOOTS, f Sauuar which, oft yand manned t idren's in rs. bos ge lut of Ladios’ aml C Sn en ne en, 1% on at scouts : a Powe abies S, AND CITIZE TRUNKS! TR ‘The lacgest agsortment of eatin TE HAN E PRUNKS this sid and ral stack of all, quntities of ot Newark, Also, a & TRUNKS, CARPET aud 1 LR BAGS and $ P. HOOVER'S. bet. 9th and toh sts. louble-sols Mor. Boots, $1.25, I. glove kid Buttoned Boo 825) A n ‘isting Button Gaiters, ter wots, $3.75, idren’s Boots and Shoes of every uy low, all of our own wake, sont Boot, 32, adic: Sandals and Overshoes, ran , ROSE: No. 2 Pa.a in 13 rie O TILE LADIES OF WASHI Hate been a ones, elie man [org Misses’, and Children’s Shoes for Wt past 3) years, we oucht aan knoa by th me what will suit them in this line, and can safoly say that we do; which you can prove by giving ourwork md (atall tines) the articles ar rag cipal Shoe Stores in Wash- ington ecity—the Shoes so well-known as J. W. McCurdy Son’ '« Philadelphia mak no Z-ly mt SATCH WHIPS. dc ed and e y deseription of Repairing executed with neatness and sapere he JAS. S. TOPHA Late Topyam & Nowrer, m4ly No. 499 7th st., oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hail, C#EWwinxe. TOBacco IMPORTANT I3}PROVEMENT In putting up FINE: CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, has been adopted by Messrs. K. GOODWIN & BRO., of New York Ci TOBACCO, ofthe BEST QUALITY, is selected, neatly wrapped in ‘f{N FOUL, and PA PRE T eat advantages of this over other brand consist im the size of the packa ces, rendering it more con nt to carry in the p and by being PR SOLAD it koepa MOL and improves in quality as itis used; other Urands, as soon as the package is peethee the quali- ty rapidly DETERIORATES—the tobacco grow ing dey--aud littoring the pocket, to the great annoy- ance of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes, in the process of manufac ture, frees it from all grit or impurities so objection able in the use of Plag Tobaceo, Chewers will do well to give the Patent Pressed a trial, and judge for themselves, For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive it direct from the Manufacturers. £. GOODWIN & BRO., fe im anand 38 W: ater street, New Y, Good BatING AND al CAPITAL DRINKING. F. BENTER’S R AU RANT, of Browns’ Hot sto be iamous as very hes Restaurant in Washington city. . Loversot ate tte cating will alway: th i I"cmployed about it. mee ved 17" His charges are moderate. fo x tf perce REDUCEL HALF NEW MEDIO aii SALT, INFLAMMA’ TORY, DISEASES. ONLY ONE DOLLAR! CHRONIC PACKAGES (o™ Sve Ad pertisement. jata-tf_ & CO. Post Of- delivery) He to them in person ‘ed through the P itice. ‘Their Lager (manufactured 11 Alexandria) is the best now sold in the United States, aud their terms are extremely moderate. They have also on hand a very fine as- ere utol HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices. 7s oy New Yor City,) MAKER, hand 7th street west, Washington, D. Manufactures and repairs all hinds of Bdge Toole inding Masons’ aud Stone-cutterss Rests, ke uuule and repaired ee, PLUMBING GAS A M TING all its various branchos neatly and prompus executed. The best of workmen from the North are in my employ, and Tw utee all work which | may tn the most substan- tial and workinan itke manner, T have constantly on hand a small supply of Gas and Water Fixtures, which Vean tarntal at prices warranted tu give satistactior CELADON SNY eee feo next to Star Office. M east Nit of the Cloarest 1 0" ry by Ss AMBROTY EES 6 oderate "Perms Cau be had by going to <DS'S Pa. aveuue, between ath and sth ats, Opposite Centre Marke BY resi) REPEAL KOBESHP apa i ve vosetyel frou lave ioe at Superior BU PFALO ROBES, whick they are selling very cheap. GUIRE CO. [tense atic ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES ONS pe CU i Tes, B ANKER ian 4-| vet ge * Segaaie the Tncoery, 100d la eh BREINER Fy mA aNd of BINGE E Ni ‘ON K other Articles of JEWELRY, all atse Pennsylvania avenue, SoeHEKORY Das HILLS 8, Firs! wan ae" per Pan Oo tage $3; long secu a 8 Pi ides Nees size at $5.5) per ton, 18 Office to the = falster, (3% Penn'ia ‘and 10th sts..) sg al all who ont a desire poresied sei to colets M. jou. ooh pe eer te Teeth who cannot atm gooey: « and no person can wear others Persons ca ling at my office can be accommodated ete oa stale and price of Teeth they may desire; se Who are oe, and wish the ~~ Krk strongest, #1 eiten dentu: art can produce, the MINER L PLATE’ will be more fally warranted. ooms in this city, No. 336 Penn. avenne, ow ~~ 10th streets; also, 97 Arch sagen ~* hy ICES. RE bug tor and patentee of ited Ash ACUI, iced prices for casi. tree burning stove (cooking) COAL CHARLES W. la te street, adjoining ti | 2 for BSS case FOOD! Woop GE wal enll the JOOD and c On ey pe 3 a ue use, yormy 1 wall eral to my stock of 4 all of the ie Kinet. cheap foreash. H. be and faired to auy rae Call ‘and | leave your orders. Corner of Hih and C sts. A NDREW TATE, D, er AT-LAW, NOTAR p REALS Pgrate Jawes Me ‘out, (Airs Je Pittenhouse, Ry iv 4 to locating” Land Warrants These Lowenes are drawn by Stat of Taxes for non-residents, under the superintend«nee of aS tate Commissioner, ve been drawing for over forty years. uirchase tickets ean, ryland Lotteries, as there has Mewtion as to their legality or fairness nd no prize sold but what was promptly ail. : LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK. To BE Dawn IN Battimore City Eve: Noos at 5 O'cLock. aud to the vay “fe 10-6m sons who wish to J. QC. LAMAR. . MOTT & "AUTRY A Houry Sprive, M Will practice in the High C peals at Jackson, th the Courts of the Se throtighout the S. & C. H. THOMSON’S NEW SKIRTS FOR 1859. urtol Errore and an ral Court at Pontot cial District of M _Collecuon of Claus MOND. WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY, comet, To be drawn on Monday, F 7% aunts aawe | the purchaser. Our in TOPPERS, Class It, rawn on Tuesday, March i, THE INDESTRUCTIBLE sad n ballots. DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT, WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, MADE WITHOUT SEWING, Universally Promipanced Me ok most perfect Skirt ev .& sats 4 prige of... THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION, The lighest aud most graceful Skirt ever produced. THE PICCOLOMINI! By means of clasps—this beautiful and economi- cal garment can be taken to picces, washed, and put together again at pleasure. w WED NESDAY. UEHANNACANAL LOTLERY, Class5 ‘v be drawn on SW cnnesiion, 2 STRAN-| 7@ nunibers—14 diaw All the above have Thomson's celebrated Bustle, and ae ae with ry = a san fied ial the principal retail ew Be Ge ee a Seat New York. VE ASsoRnTM ROSEW oop ANDO The mnbeeeiae, of Furnitnre, would Invite tho citizens oF MY ton, and the public, to call and Watch Spring THURSDA CAR OLL COUNTY Li oyvrery, Class 9, — = Thursday, March 3. Be tiv Rake ITCRE, PPRIVATE SALE having completed h nokow KE RIVE ER orn RY. Class 4, To be drawn on Fries, March 4. nace 38 a awa ballots. rt Fine Mahogany, ob oy Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward Fino Mahogan eataet and Cherry Jenny Lind Fine v einer and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- hatuot ine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs ihe soljd oak farble-topand other Cottage Cham- * Mahi 4 Walnut & oth Pint Minoan, Soe olast Dressing ani other Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- Sofa, and other Tables, Stockery Ware, Looking purpose 18 to sell as cheap as any other person enor and on as favorable I flatter myself that no will be disappointed i Abs c — 5s, quarters $1.25, rcledeygr Class F i ier ere = (feinhieees 4a e-top ore &., "Ke. vee ek: quarters $2.50, R. FRANCE & CO., rson Wishing to Paimeas DOLLAR LOTTERIES. they give mea call. To ef DRAWN AT QUARTER BEFORE 12 O’cLock M. rT. LOTTERY, Class 50, lay, February 2. MONL SCO INSTITUT '» be diawn on Mor 7 numbers—-12 “ie KING, Grorsrrowy, D. C., for Sole Agent in the District wad Coium- ‘antiy on hand a large nook ‘of ail ades of POW DER manuinctured by in %and5 ib. kegs in Sand 0 1b. kegs in 6X, Ie and 25 tb. kegs 2 and 25 lb. kegs ant and 3g lb. eauisters in 1 Jb. camsters in OX, and 1239 ib. kege DAY. PATAP2CO INSTT bLoTTE RY, Class 51, ‘Vo be drawn on Tu os e in” 128 o. ininond Grain in 5, Land 2. Ib. canisters do. in i ib. flasks and canisters an Ib. canisters Safety Fuse of supesior quality, iu barrels 1 bo sol at mauufacturers ree of charge to any pact of ke. Tickets c. shares’ in ick CR. of the abors wi it wn on Wedneaday, \ rices, and delivered ‘he character of Dupont’s Powder has been so a 1 orably keows for» half century, chat we deem it unnecessary to say anything im ite “We take pleasure at all times in showin semples and ven of packages to sportsmen and PATAPSCO es el LOTTERY, Lise 8, 35 High strest, brmesinty u on ye numbers draw ao SaTTiEe ARRIVAL BLIND A GND DOOR DEPOT, irect from Boston, ip Yarious sizes, wineh si. Also, a large lot Agu: HAMINA XS Per esouner fieien Ac. he. ‘&ec. Tickets oy shares in proportion, are offered at tdoosy = ee DOORS, a part of which we are offering at rates defy Se ea a viz: sOTTERY, Class 54, FRIDAY. O INSTITUTE I be drawn on Friday, March 4, the tow price “8 uinbers—12 diawn ballots, Tickets $1, shares in proportion, blazed Sash of all size or Ths street, opposite C deat Market. . HAMILTON & CO. <* Ask THY PU RSE WHAT THOU SHALT To secounine call at oa enue, ‘een 12th and Where will be found the best ‘Mol Of all qualities sap as. nokt in the it Aiso, just receiv | the Filinbury Scotch Capand London 1 also continue to sell fine Calfskin hae eee Reals PATAPSCO INSTITUTE To be drawn on Satu 78 numbers—11 dr } skin aphe fits &e. me. Tickets $1, shares in proportion, R, ERANCE «CO. For orders address le 25 BUOTS, Philadel NE RSERY At Li Nay sewed or pegged, Nea The Rect aie gover the stan and xeneral ax Sd Pons cveems wed beeen Kirkwoods” and Willards’ Hotels, ive. FURNITURE STORE., as? ete tock ‘8 Ray other hove Ww 4h) pf 000 large site w Jhite Pine, ‘Balsam with a large assortt n™ ae SESE RE aad oWWe would invite ail to iE ‘Our motto is, * hey ts.” Ol’? Furniture taken ia rre aS 2 2h ‘assortment of Deciduous Ornamental Shade I sizes, suitable for transplanting. A xeneral collection of Fruit Trees, choice and lect. aud Fail Pro! ‘Atss Garden Fruits, consisting of Gooseberries, pberries, Strawbernes,and © tapproved sort: Hardy American v: tg ba, Isabella, Coneord, Rebeca, ‘5,000 Oxage ¢ ‘Orarigen for res and Ornamental Shrubbery for Gardeus aud Tost variety aud of FRANK T. SANDS, UNL Funeral c@lls eed to pial oll bere Keeps con- = attended to with a te torms. Alao, Furniture stantly COFFE! INS ot — require. rE near Washington, KS COR NE‘ P promptness and o nibslies Music for | Neatly epaired ms me PI. * street, b See autly om band even, neon hi os Nt CORPSE Ps a charges are moder ' of the day OF nix ie ‘forfa soa the —- possible T oA HE Snbseriber ha making it now one of th ustrict, rere as fac’ ng sands addition wir >: ee ie re! long experienc: SiN, general satisfaction, kinds of Carriages aud Light Wagons kept on ban yal total tor neatly donevendall ord ty pia Carriages afeken tas pacha 6 for new corner of 14th ai te ee citizens quality of or apuy flour, tore fof a stand, No. 265 Centre N Northern pares oe iy ca KES and PIES, of every description GEO. SPITZ c. MY FRIENDS es THE PUBLIC.—1 have | 21 nae Pe reared Sets woul ee eed sold in pitty ‘on fors 45 TUMBLER’ fees scns aii RW AHA a ape than piccon wr a3 4 cents per ne at No, 313 Penn. 2 ee vaya Steal LITTLE MELODEON FOR : RENT atts cates counter, Teeeehe me the: pads 4 . Price THRE sé ‘will be a!- jowea Sapna esi = set - agents TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. _ MOeNT VERNON, aN TRON ‘TOMB OF THREE riggs WF. ee FIER THE A ‘ The steamer TUOMAS oF } gatil eh the atk 4th of Foto 7. eg U. Wasteesen’ ae THC RSD aye ant SUNBKS ont ae tag in nee = the onrky, an tnd "Sele. Round trip Ot. __ fe 12-4f an, Wstinerox © AND ALE Ria. AX wy, Rene ey Rie will, on Friday, pot of King street, Al! ex india, at the following hours: * ee ui eres 2, dand ¢ p.m, ngte snd 7 m. 3,5 P by the b t te rile of two miles, the tnconvenones of bate te tained at the draws, as weil asthe dangers a of the Long Bridge. Fare from Pa. avenue to Alexandria conts. Do. a, fvot of 7th of 12 cents. jem selec Saiacieanina lp FROM WASHINGTON IRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE WEST* SOUTHWEST 4ND NORTHWEST. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. TWO THROUGH TRAIN: E NOW RUN ATL fence * FROM WwAsH{x a PON he ‘E WEST, ows let. MAIL TRAIN etarts at 7.458. m. a Oey excepted.) connectiny Slowely at Washington tion, for Ga ml gigs SRS i able ee Frain aki staat Tov Boy oe yom Scenery of the Road marlon we i oT ot hg wie. m. OF 3.40 p. m. ns fr Fi Pan ty s orthwestern eu het: seks 38 = ‘rain. For Marie! LS same rough Tickets and ry other posal eciiine mak ie tesek N SRR ESS ints between fies Junetion and » take the 7.458. ‘or all stations between and Whealing, take the 3.49 p. p rain. Sopmect ith the e x {ee Fiske they m “ FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAsT. Leave Washington for Baltimore at bar 7s i muita and 435 p. m. ‘On Sunday oat. mm. Leave Baltimore at 4.9) and 8.5) a, m., and $30 and Smp.m. Ons Sunday ates ra i Fans only will sto} sta- tigns and for ‘Annapolis connéction oe ‘he 7.45 3+) p. ine train or "the sar fos shst ores wee farther intern infor mpation I at Dasamee no2 Master of aa NOTICE Tg TRAVERS NEW a NOTICE To & econ: V rH carat hie SCHEDULE: FROM soon EARt RECT TO Ali. E SOUTH An. SOUTHWS: viel OTOMAC STEa! he ICHMOND AUD Mac RatLroapd Ling. the Thing boat en oad tec board. and enjoy ra plement sai! ol Verna Br ti penne. peasing in fail ew Vernon. By thee pune boat they pen a supper anda rest 01 ours in state-1 rus R west. Tho Greath Southern Mail is conveyed over this route, it being 44 males shorter, and 100 miles jess raurcading than by any other route, making certain FEEDER ICR SE RG, RICHMOND. AND Pi i va a Wer pad 3 ‘é Say 5 RLS Hagens hmond with tee Denville, ces and Last iennes ea Jee HA ONS BK ND MC ‘or through tickets and fark at EY ot ine x us aes ny tser a Athaourae oh Also, connect al Southside, Virginy route, inquire at the Southern ene lo. 72 Penn. avenue, one door cast of Browus’ tal, or on board the Boats, —s ee GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTES. Via ORaycr ayp ALExannnia Ratton. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. ~ _ ee VIRGINIA, ens: LOU: a5 MUSA RRANSAS D Ficus, OTERO EERE RR ARR Se FICE. corner of Pennsylvania avenneand Washington, on board of the ba oa George Pace, or at the office of iauge ood Alexandna Railroad, at slexandiia, RICHMOND, ha i ENCH RISTO KNOXVILL eh ae VILL) iva ATTANOOG A, aka tion &Zording zreates see comfort, and he- ove, ter or route ing ove, 2 ales ¢ 1 ta a ey Tth st tat am., for Ai xand whe Secure i cir k. veer Weniae Staunton, Wh [por nd cluse connections hy : Baggace Way ‘ons and Omnibuses leave the oftice Pa. avenue, at € 0 re 3 75 “7, gent, je 17-tf Wachtant me pee PACIFIC MAIL SAMSHIP COM- ‘One of the Steamship: this Sompes ny, carrying t States Mati tor. GALIBOR NEA. ant ORF Ok leases in Twice each month, r New York andN mn Rock kereelien of each im Retort nd [Saar RG va P. SANA’ A RA A Reis ships bore bes been ins! proved by. tte Rave Depa: inane et : Pe Patan Huilroad (47 miles long) is eur, BE mn ——— ok puammndere Jus fi * 4 or « ay aeete fers Bie rape manoutere JS ea 's =" ‘rhe ens expen: od — in Pane dent, so that the route | is entirely having occurred in eight yoars, Passencers ve Parama the same day they 4s - rive at Aspiawaill, Conductors eo through by each Steamer, and trke charge of women am! children without other prot. ", throuzh veieete atthe toy west ce. oe ere t stroet, | RAYON Door to ae Speke, ign « 1. ew Oricane TCLB ti —— Ue. STATES Ih iain Asp Witnocr Farvrr ror F = ND a FOR, CALIEORS ANSON R sane at ate ep CAUTION ne» nd imporitions af Yarious ki = ve ind A that te oa for FS Panama, in Sethe ci New York, fee pocarerrkig erage ia et ‘ork = Sathorin eS ” a in ge Sao sea e 3 Oe W, WAY MOND ner Agent, New York, LAR LINK, er at nd |